Dialogue

 1 Intro|       namesake in nothing but a name. The dramatic character
 2 Intro|       Socrates remarks that the name of the one and the face
 3 Intro|  comprehended under the general name of beasts. This is the sort
 4 Intro|     well. Having remodelled the name, we may subdivide as before,
 5 Intro|         weaving differs only in name, as the political differs
 6 Intro|       governments worthy of the name? Is not government a science,
 7 Intro|      the Jews, law was a sacred name, the gift of God, the bond
 8 Intro|      feeding mankind worthy the name.’ There is a similar depth
 9 State|       the other is called by my name. And we should always be
10 State|  quarrel with any one about the name.~YOUNG SOCRATES: Certainly
11 State|   leaving the rest to receive a name from some one else? For
12 State|   leaving the discussion of the name,—can you see a way in which
13 State|        include under the single name of ‘barbarians,’ and because
14 State|       and because they have one name they are supposed to be
15 State|     rest under another separate name, you might say that here
16 State|       you had given it a single name. Whereas you would make
17 State|         call them by the common name of brutes.~YOUNG SOCRATES:
18 State|      make the definition of the name of the Statesman’s art.~
19 State|     from the earth and have the name of earth-born, and so the
20 State|      Statesman; we should use a name which is common to them
21 State|        True, if there be such a name.~STRANGER: Why, is not ‘
22 State|         which was worthy of the name, or at least, if there were,
23 State|      saying, was to remodel the name, so as to have the notion
24 State|       always called by the same name.~YOUNG SOCRATES: Certainly.~
25 State|        clothes, differs only in name from this art of clothing,
26 State|   woollen defences, and has the name of weaving.~YOUNG SOCRATES:
27 State|     whole of this class has one name, because it is intended
28 State|   fairly comprehended under one name?~YOUNG SOCRATES: What is
29 State|      STRANGER: Plaything is the name.~YOUNG SOCRATES: Certainly.~
30 State|   Certainly.~STRANGER: That one name may be fitly predicated
31 State|      unless you have any better name to offer. This, however,
32 State|          which is called by the name of democracy?~YOUNG SOCRATES:
33 State|  ordinary language has the same name.~YOUNG SOCRATES: True.~STRANGER:
34 State|       law, we give him the same name, whether he rules with opinion
35 State| possessing knowledge rules, his name will surely be the same—
36 State|         which has an auspicious name, and oligarchy; and democracy
37 State|         as before, although the name is now discovered to have
38 State|   Sophists.~YOUNG SOCRATES: The name of Sophist after many windings
39 State|       we would describe under a name characteristic of their
40 State|      too; and when we apply the name of which I speak as the
41 State|    predicate not courage, but a name indicative of order.~YOUNG
42 State|         obtains the ignominious name of silliness.~YOUNG SOCRATES: