Dialogue

 1 Repub|           of medicine, as you will acknowledge. Am I not right? ~Quite
 2 Repub|         their opinion. But still I acknowledge that I am perplexed when
 3 Repub|         Neither will we believe or acknowledge Achilles himself to have
 4 Repub|         our behests, although they acknowledge that Asclepius was the son
 5 Repub|         right. ~And you would also acknowledge that the enchanted are those
 6 Repub|    citizens. Any man of sense must acknowledge that. ~He must. ~Then now
 7 Repub|         for the State, as you will acknowledge, may be justly called master
 8 Repub| speculation, he said. ~Must we not acknowledge, I said, that in each of
 9 Repub|            For I am quite ready to acknowledge that the plan which you
10 Repub|   mentioned and which I also fully acknowledge: but, as I admit all these
11 Repub|          more considerate and will acknowledge that some fear and hesitation
12 Repub|            mistaken, we shall also acknowledge that such a union of qualities
13 Repub|          there is a difficulty, we acknowledge ourselves. ~My opinion agrees
14 Repub|       Certainly. ~And therefore to acknowledge that bad and good are the
15 Repub|          only lies on his back. ~I acknowledge, he said, the justice of
16 Repub|        extend; and we are ready to acknowledge that Homer is the greatest
17 Repub|          gods and men and which we acknowledge to be her due should now