Dialogue

 1 Intro|    better, as in the case of the Republic, Timaeus, Critias, to retain
 2 Intro|         of solid geometry in the Republic. At any rate, there is no
 3 Intro|          as Socrates says in the Republic, is not capable of giving
 4 Intro|      image, like the wave in the Republic, appearing and reappearing
 5 Intro|     theory of education (compare Republic, Sophist), and accords with
 6 Intro|        such discussions (compare Republic)! There is no reason for
 7 Intro|      distinct from them (compare Republic). And as there are facts
 8 Intro|         all to definite natures (Republic). Thus the doctrine that
 9 Intro|         of the fifth book of the Republic, the idea of relation, which
10 Intro|       dusky, half-lighted place (Republic), belonging neither to the
11 Intro| sugkechumenon ti, as Plato says (Republic), until number introduces
12 Intro|        large and small letters’ (Republic), slightly differing in
13 Intro|       epistemen genesthai; Plato Republic.~Monon gar auto legeiv,
14  Thea|         disputers (Lys.; Phaedo; Republic), we were satisfied with