Dialogue

 1 Repub|   began the education of our soldiers. ~We certainly will, he
 2 Repub|     they are campaigning, on soldiers' fare; they have no fish,
 3 Repub|     food most convenient for soldiers, requiring only that they
 4 Repub|      the rulers, then to the soldiers, and lastly to the people.
 5 Repub|   they must be the houses of soldiers, and not of shopkeepers. ~
 6 Repub|  mess and live together like soldiers in a camp. Gold and silver
 7 Repub|  object was in selecting our soldiers, and educating them in music
 8 Repub|      the preservation in the soldiers of the opinion which the
 9 Repub| Clearly. ~Whether the future soldiers do or do not see war in
10 Repub|     be the relations of your soldiers to one another and to their
11 Repub|   said. ~Next, how shall our soldiers treat their enemies? What
12 Repub|  themselves, will take their soldiers and place them in houses
13 Repub|      body-guard of mercenary soldiers of some other tyrant who