Dialogue

 1 Intro|       and justice, which is the divine bond of states, and the
 2 Intro|    enable us to distinguish the divine from the human herdsman
 3 Intro|        round the other way. For divine things alone are unchangeable;
 4 Intro|     gave us only the image of a divine shepherd, whereas the statesmen
 5 Intro|   separating the human from the divine shepherd or manager. Then
 6 Intro|       are spells and antidotes, divine and human, and also defences,
 7 Intro|       and fastening them with a divine cord in a heaven-born nature,
 8 Intro|   letting go’ is spoken of as a divine act, and is at the same
 9 Intro|      and the world retain their divine instincts, but gradually
10 Intro|       able to cope with them by divine help. Thus Plato may be
11 Intro|        arts are attributed to a divine revelation: and so the greatest
12 Intro|         our own. To confuse the divine and human, or hastily apply
13 Intro|         error.’ Of the ideal or divine government of the world
14 Intro|          But whether applied to Divine or to human governors the
15 Intro|     because government, whether Divine or human, implies that the
16 Intro|    monarchy ruling by laws.~The divine foundations of a State are
17 Intro|        more familiar image of a divine friend. While the impersonal
18 State|      Why, because only the most divine things of all remain ever
19 State|         external power which is divine and receives fresh life
20 State|          who is by comparison a divine being, still rules over
21 State|  Socrates, that the form of the divine shepherd is even higher
22 State|        to see whether, like the divine shepherd, they are above
23 State|        First, by separating the divine shepherd from the human
24 State| preventive class are antidotes, divine and human, and also defences;
25 State|        soul and binds it with a divine cord, to which it is akin,
26 State|       confirmed by reason, is a divine principle, and when implanted
27 State|      true.~STRANGER: Where this divine bond exists there is no