Dialogue

 1 Repub|  with a view to the glories, honors, and benefits which flow
 2 Repub|   magnifying the rewards and honors of the one and abusing the
 3 Repub|    high interest which a man honors and loves, among wise men
 4 Repub|   youth, besides their other honors and rewards, might have
 5 Repub|      be admitted to the same honors. ~That is very right, he
 6 Repub|      a ruler, and to receive honors and rewards in life and
 7 Repub|      the habit of conferring honors among themselves on those
 8 Repub|  that he would care for such honors and glories, or envy the
 9 Repub|  partake of their labors and honors, whether they are worth
10 Repub|     the same time have other honors and another and a better
11 Repub|  more of them, despising the honors of this present world which
12 Repub|     of which he declines the honors and offices, and will not
13 Repub|  heart, whom she praises and honors both in private and public.
14 Repub| gladly accept and enjoy such honors as he deems likely to make
15 Repub| Virtue is free, and as a man honors or dishonors her he will