Dialogue

 1 Repub|       saying, that I ought to return a deposit of arms or of
 2 Repub|       by no means to make the return? ~Certainly not. ~When Simonides
 3 Repub|      evil. ~You mean that the return of a deposit of gold which
 4 Repub| private man to lie to them in return is to be deemed a more heinous
 5 Repub|   they might capture Troy and return safely home, but begged
 6 Repub|       time, I said, for us to return to our State and see whether
 7 Repub|     we digressed, that we may return into the old path. ~There
 8 Repub|     subject: Let us therefore return and inquire how the tyrant
 9 Repub|        that she be allowed to return from exile, but upon this
10 Repub|     as they fancied, about to return into the upper world, but
11 Repub|   journey to another life and return to this, instead of being