Dialogue

 1 Intro|   soil and infuse health into animals and plants, and make the
 2 Intro|     given at birth to men and animals. But the essence of hardness
 3 Intro|    man has in common with the animals, and in which he is inferior
 4 Intro|       have and barbarians and animals. It is necessarily limited
 5 Intro|   penetrate into the heads of animals we should probably find
 6 Intro| points in which they resemble animals than in the points in which
 7 Intro|       faculty of sense, as in animals so also in man, seems often
 8 Intro|      distinguish man from the animals, or conceive of the existence
 9 Intro|    the composition of men and animals. It is with qualitative
10  Thea|     SOCRATES: And the race of animals is generated in the same
11  Thea|      of themselves and of the animals? and there are plenty who
12  Thea|     given at birth to men and animals by nature, but their reflections