Dialogue

 1 Intro|      army at Corinth in a dying state. The expectation of his
 2 Intro|        allusion to the backward state of solid geometry in the
 3 Intro|         as in the number of the State, we cannot tell how far
 4 Intro|       the objection, I will now state the answer. Protagoras would
 5 Intro|        the Sophist; and the new state or opinion is not truer,
 6 Intro|         which appears just to a state), and in return, they deserve
 7 Intro|         and unholy, are to each state or individual such as they
 8 Intro|       the laws and votes of the state, written or recited; societies,
 9 Intro|      that the ordinances of the State were just, while they lasted.
10 Intro|   maintain that the laws of the State were always good or expedient,
11 Intro|      their intelligence, or the state of what in them is analogous
12 Intro|      Ideals of a whole, or of a state, or of a law of duty, or
13  Thea|       one another in the waking state?~THEAETETUS: Indeed, Socrates,
14  Thea|    another is wise; but the one state requires to be changed into
15  Thea|       in education, a change of state has to be effected, and
16  Thea|       for whatever appears to a state to be just and fair, so
17  Thea|         to every individual and state what appears, is. In this
18  Thea|          are in reality to each state such as the state thinks
19  Thea|       to each state such as the state thinks and makes lawful,
20  Thea|        matters no individual or state is wiser than another, still
21  Thea| expedient for the community one state is wiser and one counsellor
22  Thea|         they are called, of the state written or recited; the
23  Thea|       mean to dwell safely in a state.’ Let us tell them that
24  Thea|        the ordinances which the state commanded and thought just,
25  Thea|  thought just, were just to the state which imposed them, while
26  Thea|        any ordinances which the state thought and enacted to be
27  Thea|         she has an opinion, the state imposes all laws with a
28  Thea|       other respects may be the state of his mind?~THEAETETUS: