Dialogue

 1 Repub|         conversation. Do not, then, deny my request, but make our
 2 Repub|            I am ungrateful I wholly deny. Money I have none, and
 3 Repub|        different way: You would not deny that a State may be unjust
 4 Repub|         world in general. ~I do not deny it. ~But I suppose you would
 5 Repub|            be an impiety? ~I do not deny that I said so; and as you
 6 Repub|             or silver? Would anyone deny this? ~No one, he replied. ~
 7 Repub|           is ungifted? ~No one will deny that. ~And can you mention
 8 Repub|         that, although no one could deny what I then said, still,
 9 Repub|          been effected. Will anyone deny the other point, that there
10 Repub|           them blind? You would not deny that those who have any
11 Repub|             was as you say. ~Can we deny that a warrior should have
12 Repub| acquaintance with geometry will not deny that such a conception of
13 Repub|        particular of sense, I would deny that he can learn, for nothing
14 Repub|            view, is harder still to deny. This, however, is not a
15 Repub|             Yes, he said; how can I deny it? ~And you would say the
16 Repub|     happiness and virtue. ~I cannot deny it. ~Therefore, Glaucon,
17 Repub|  infection-this we shall absolutely deny? ~Very true. ~And, on the