Dialogue

 1 Repub|         by virtue make them bad? ~Assuredly not. ~Any more than heat
 2 Repub|      among the ends of the soul? ~Assuredly, he said. ~And has not the
 3 Repub|    knowledge and ignorance? ~Most assuredly. ~And is not the love of
 4 Repub|            but of the good only? ~Assuredly. ~Then God, if he be good,
 5 Repub|          all men least terrible. ~Assuredly. ~And therefore he will
 6 Repub|       cannot come from the gods. ~Assuredly not. And, further, they
 7 Repub|          one art and study. ~Most assuredly. ~And when a beautiful soul
 8 Repub|       have both these qualities? ~Assuredly. ~And both should be in
 9 Repub|          be in your good graces. ~Assuredly not. ~Nor would you praise
10 Repub|         rational principle. ~Most assuredly. ~But a further question
11 Repub|           all the other virtues? ~Assuredly. ~And the individual will
12 Repub|          parts and of the whole? ~Assuredly. ~And would you not say
13 Repub|          evil practices to vice? ~Assuredly. ~Still our old question
14 Repub|           not lovers of opinion. ~Assuredly. ~
15 Repub|          lies, desire all truth? ~Assuredly. ~But then again, as we
16 Repub|        this, if only possible, is assuredly for the best. ~We have. ~
17 Repub|          of beauty and goodness? ~Assuredly not. ~You are further aware
18 Repub| mathematician as a dialectician? ~Assuredly not, he said; I have hardly
19 Repub|    confident as of the last. ~And assuredly no one will argue that there
20 Repub|  passionate or spirited element. ~Assuredly, he said. ~Such is the origin
21 Repub|          friend, is not that so? ~Assuredly. ~Such is the man and such
22 Repub|         be the most trustworthy? ~Assuredly. ~Or if honor, or victory,