Dialogue

 1 Repub|              This I will proceed to describe; but as you may think the
 2 Repub|          must devote myself. I will describe around me a picture and
 3 Repub|           and appalling names which describe the world below-Cocytus
 4 Repub|           delineated. Nor should he describe Priam, the kinsman of the
 5 Repub|           courage to be such as you describe? ~Why, yes, said I, you
 6 Repub|            common feeling which you describe. ~Then when any one of the
 7 Repub| philosophers as they really are and describe as you were just now doing
 8 Repub|            of other things which we describe and define; to all of them
 9 Repub|            to the chief strain, and describe that in like manner. Say,
10 Repub|   difficulty in seeing how we shall describe him. ~There is no difficulty,
11 Repub|          Then let us now proceed to describe the inferior sort of natures,
12 Repub|             of government which you describe is a mixture of good and
13 Repub|           often experience what you describe. You and I have dreamed
14 Repub|         image which will adequately describe him. ~Yes, he said, that
15 Repub|        might truly and intelligibly describe this part of the soul as
16 Repub|         Socrates, said Glaucon, you describe the life of the many like