Dialogue

 1 Repub|       will have no difficulty in understanding my meaning when I asked
 2 Repub|          that we must come to an understanding about the mimetic art-whether
 3 Repub|        There is no difficulty in understanding this. ~None whatever. ~But
 4 Repub| absurdity, and go forward on the understanding that hereafter, if this
 5 Repub|       earnest, let us come to an understanding about the nature of woman:
 6 Repub|  ascertained. We must come to an understanding about him, and, when we
 7 Repub|        he is a fool and must get understanding, which can only be got by
 8 Repub|          I must first come to an understanding with you, and remind you
 9 Repub|         also contemplated by the understanding, and not by the senses:
10 Repub|      suppose that you would term understanding, and not reason, as being
11 Repub|        answering to the highest, understanding to the second, faith (or
12 Repub|          is to have the smallest understanding of military tactics, or
13 Repub|          their ears before their understanding. ~You mean, I said, those
14 Repub|      previous sketch, was called understanding. But why should we dispute
15 Repub|     division science, the second understanding, the third belief, and the
16 Repub|        nobler purpose the man of understanding will devote the energies
17 Repub|    imitations are ruinous to the understanding of the hearers, and that
18 Repub|        the several arts, himself understanding their nature only enough
19 Repub|         Then let us have a clear understanding, and not be satisfied with