Dialogue

 1 Repub|        same principle hold in the sciences? The object of science is
 2 Repub|        true of the other arts and sciences? ~Yes. ~Now, then, if I
 3 Repub| necessarily diseased, or that the sciences of good and evil are therefore
 4 Repub|       arithmetic, and the kindred sciences assume the odd, and the
 5 Repub|          geometry and the cognate sciences I suppose that you would
 6 Repub|      something which all arts and sciences and intelligences use in
 7 Repub|  calculation: do not all arts and sciences necessarily partake of them? ~
 8 Repub|         wrong in the order of the sciences. ~What was the mistake?
 9 Repub|       other applications of these sciences. At the same time, we must
10 Repub|          disciple of the previous sciences. ~Of that assertion you
11 Repub|        and as to the mathematical sciences which, as we were saying,
12 Repub|           work of conversion, the sciences which we have been discussing.
13 Repub|     discussing. Custom terms them sciences, but they ought to have
14 Repub|           the coping-stone of the sciences, and is set over them; no
15 Repub|          to higher honor, and the sciences which they learned without