Dialogue

 1 Repub|   his, affirms that ~"He was excellent above all men in theft and
 2 Repub|    he thought that he had an excellent answer, and would distinguish
 3 Repub| Thrasymachus, I said to him, excellent man, how suggestive are
 4 Repub|   Yes. ~And do you think, my excellent friend, that a musician
 5 Repub|      answers which are quite excellent. ~That is out of civility
 6 Repub|  them. ~That, he said, is an excellent proposal. ~And if we imagine
 7 Repub|      is my view. ~The really excellent gymnastics is twin sister
 8 Repub|       All that, Socrates, is excellent; but I should like to put
 9 Repub|   most of them late enough. ~Excellent, I said, and you may see
10 Repub|    this way they will get an excellent view of what is hereafter
11 Repub|  them. ~That, he replied, is excellent. ~Yes, I said; and when
12 Repub|    with that which errs? ~An excellent answer, proving, I said,
13 Repub|  were quite right. ~Thus, my excellent friend, is brought about
14 Repub|    truth and being. ~That is excellent, he said. ~Yes, I said,
15 Repub|    now appears, you had more excellent things to relate both of
16 Repub|      given him chief honor. ~Excellent! I said. Yet consider: Must
17 Repub|    say these things-they are excellent people, as far as their