Dialogue

 1 Intro|             at the helm and restored order, and made the world immortal
 2 Intro|            the warp and the woof? In order that our labour may not
 3 Intro|            produce a reversal of the order of human life. The spheres
 4 Intro|              which was introduced in order to teach certain lessons;
 5 Intro|              poetical vision of some order or hierarchy of ideas or
 6 Intro|    interrogation of every nature, in order to obtain the particular
 7 Intro|         rules which are the props of order, and will not swerve or
 8 Intro|            and interrupt the law, in order that he may present to himself
 9 Intro| consideration of the genuineness and order of the Platonic dialogues
10 Intro|           But however we arrange the order, or narrow the circle of
11 State|        naturally follows next in the order of enquiry. And please to
12 State|            only be proceeding in due order if we go on to divide the
13 State|            no such thing in the then order of nature as the procreation
14 State|             and live in the opposite order, unless God has carried
15 State|             attaining to the present order. From God, the constructor,
16 State|         dispensation, he set them in order and restored them, and made
17 State|          failed men, and they had to order their course of life for
18 State|           the myth was introduced in order to show, not only that all
19 State|         object of our search, but in order that we might have a clearer
20 State|              be to separate them, in order that the argument may proceed
21 State|          YOUNG SOCRATES: Clearly, in order that he may have a better
22 State|            us go a little nearer, in order that we may be more certain
23 State|              after monarchy, next in order comes the government of
24 State|           the wise and good man will order the affairs of his subjects?
25 State|              political knowledge, or order a State wisely, but that
26 State|             but a name indicative of order.~YOUNG SOCRATES: Very true.~
27 State|          hand those which incline to order and gentleness, and which