Dialogue

 1 Repub|        and of whom I ought to inquire whether the way is smooth
 2 Repub|     about that: we must first inquire whether what you are saying
 3 Repub|      more generally, and only inquire whether the things which
 4 Repub|     propose therefore that we inquire into the nature of justice
 5 Repub|      just now saying, we must inquire who are the best guardians
 6 Repub|        I shall now proceed to inquire how the rulers will carry
 7 Repub| depraved, we were then led to inquire into the grounds of these
 8 Repub|  Quite so. ~And should we not inquire what sort of knowledge has
 9 Repub| education. And next, shall we inquire whether the kindred science
10 Repub|     was just now proposing to inquire about harmony. For they
11 Repub|   First, then, I said, let us inquire how timocracy (the government
12 Repub|       by us; and then we will inquire into the ways of the democratic
13 Repub|       us therefore return and inquire how the tyrant will maintain
14 Repub|      therefore I will at once inquire whether you would arrive
15 Repub| courage to utter it. Will you inquire yourself? Well, then, shall
16 Repub|      examples just offered we inquire who this imitator is? ~If