Dialogue

 1 Repub|       Yes, certainly. ~And the division of labor which required
 2 Repub|  proceed further I will make a division. ~What division? ~I will
 3 Repub|    will make a division. ~What division? ~I will begin by placing
 4 Repub|      both the sections of this division have different degrees of
 5 Repub|    figures given by the former division as images; the inquiry can
 6 Repub|      when I speak of the other division of the intelligible, you
 7 Repub|       the two as in a state of division, for if they were undivided
 8 Repub| opinion, and to call the first division science, the second understanding,
 9 Repub|        said; and now that this division of our task is concluded,
10 Repub|        defect? ~The inevitable division: such a State is not one,
11 Repub|     from without assisting one division of the citizens, so too
12 Repub|     into three principles, the division may, I think, furnish a
13 Repub|     principle, and there is no division, the several parts are just,