Dialogue

 1 Intro|         secondary sense, the true form of government is that which
 2 Intro|       upon them a single negative form (compare Soph.).~The Stranger
 3 Intro|          that which is known, and form a common notion of both
 4 Intro|    noblest truths have no outward form adapted to the eye of sense,
 5 Intro|     presents to us in this veiled form. Here, as in the tale of
 6 Intro|    government of the world we can form no true or adequate conception;
 7 Intro|         they give them a distinct form. In the infancy of philosophy,
 8 Intro|    permanent.~b. Whether the best form of the ideal is a person
 9 Intro|     appeals to reason more in the form of feeling: in the latter
10 Intro|           times the best balanced form of government has been held
11 Intro|      society: these he reduced to form and inscribed on pillars;
12 Intro|        statesman, but assumes his form. Plato sees that the ideal
13 Intro|       pattern of that second best form of government, which, after
14 Intro|          and words in an inferior form is characteristic of Plato’
15 State|         described a sort of royal form, we have not as yet accurately
16 State|   repeated only in a disconnected form; but the origin of them
17 State|      thinking, Socrates, that the form of the divine shepherd is
18 State|       class, which is the highest form of the same nature, and
19 State|          to the causal class, and form a division of the great
20 State|  manufacture of a woollen garment form a single art, which is one
21 State| differences contained in it which form distinct classes; nor again
22 State|        minister to the body, will form a seventh class, which may
23 State|        gods gifts from men in the form of sacrifices which are
24 State|         not monarchy a recognized form of government?~YOUNG SOCRATES:
25 State|        STRANGER: Is not the third form of government the rule of
26 State|           do you suppose that any form of government which is defined
27 State|      consequence is that any true form of government can only be
28 State|         that can be the only true form of government in which the
29 State|        wrestling, or whatever the form of bodily exercise may be.~
30 State|        lay down laws in a general form for the majority, roughly
31 State|           may there not be a true form of polity created by those
32 State|         the rich imitate the true form, such a government is called
33 State|           as they can to the true form of government.~YOUNG SOCRATES:
34 State|          of law, democracy is the form in which to live is best;
35 State|     choose, as royalty, the first form, is the best, with the exception
36 State|       espousals. For most persons form marriage connexions without