Dialogue

 1 Intro|            persons language is, or ought to be, a better instrument
 2 Intro|            the miseries of states? Ought we not rather to admire
 3 Intro|            has the power, for what ought to be is (‘Was ist vernunftig,
 4 Intro|         das ist wirklich’); and he ought to be and is the true governor
 5 Intro|          their endurance. For they ought to have perished long ago,
 6 Intro|            3) the sophistical—what ought to be, what might be, what
 7 Intro|         had been received, as they ought to be, on the authority
 8 State|            which the ruler himself ought to have?~YOUNG SOCRATES:
 9 State|       YOUNG SOCRATES: He certainly ought to be.~STRANGER: And the
10 State|       Quite true.~STRANGER: But he ought not, like the calculator,
11 State|         original intention than we ought, and you would have us wander
12 State|         Yes.~STRANGER: But then we ought not to divide, as we did,
13 State|           And do you agree that we ought to divide the collective
14 State|          one who was a god when he ought to have been a man; and
15 State|           on which I think that we ought to dwell are the following:—~
16 State|         Phaedr.), and therefore we ought to train ourselves to give
17 State|           original material, which ought to have been placed first;
18 State| constitution; they think that they ought to go more roughly to work,
19 State|          would acknowledge that we ought to be too glad to have him,
20 State|          ruin all that it touched. Ought we not rather to wonder
21 State|       SOCRATES: Yes.~STRANGER: And ought the other sciences to be
22 State|           science to any other? Or ought this science to be the overseer
23 State|            which judges whether we ought to learn or not, must be
24 State|        which determines whether we ought to persuade or not, must
25 State|         royal. For the truly royal ought not itself to act, but to
26 State|          are able to act; the king ought to know what is and what
27 State|           their own, have, as they ought to have, special names corresponding