Dialogue

 1 Repub|           at us like a wild beast, seeking to devour us. We were quite
 2 Repub|            intentional. If we were seeking for a piece of gold, you
 3 Repub|           it. And why, when we are seeking for justice, a thing more
 4 Repub| explanation of them such as we are seeking: he must say that God did
 5 Repub|            of necessity, and he is seeking to persuade God by prayer,
 6 Repub|         and wise judge whom we are seeking is not this man, but the
 7 Repub|     further, but at present we are seeking, not for courage, but justice;
 8 Repub|         looked not at what we were seeking, but at what was far off
 9 Repub|         soul of him who desires is seeking after the object of his
10 Repub|         every means in their power seeking after truth for the sake
11 Repub|        images, but they are really seeking to behold the things themselves,
12 Repub|         the knowledge which we are seeking to discover? No. ~But what
13 Repub|        that good which you are now seeking. ~You are most accurate,
14 Repub|           of the kind which we are seeking, and which leads naturally
15 Repub|          the kind for which we are seeking, having a double use, military
16 Repub|           or blinks on the ground, seeking to learn some particular
17 Repub|            the dialectician who is seeking for truth, and not the eristic,
18 Repub|         are deceived by informers, seeking to do them wrong, then at
19 Repub|         and discontented, if he be seeking to attain honor and victory
20 Repub|          conclusion at which I was seeking to arrive when I said that