Dialogue

 1 Intro|           than to action. For a king rules with his mind, and not with
 2 Intro|             he acts according to the rules of his art, and with a view
 3 Intro|             crew, not by laying down rules, but by making his art a
 4 Intro|            utmost severity. And like rules might be extended to any
 5 Intro|        oligarchy. When an individual rules according to law, whether
 6 Intro|             fact or not; but when he rules in spite of law, and is
 7 Intro|            previous knowledge of the rules under which he is living.
 8 Intro|              Republic). It has fixed rules which are the props of order,
 9 Intro|             and inscribe upon it the rules which reflection and experience
10 Intro|           the law, conforms to fixed rules and lies for the most part
11 State|              two divisions—one which rules, and the other which judges?~
12 State|     comparison a divine being, still rules over the lower animals.
13 State|             endeavour to discover by rules of art what the management
14 State|     authority over them according to rules of art, if he only does
15 State|            they act according to the rules of wisdom and justice, and
16 State|           STRANGER: And what are the rules which are enforced on their
17 State| training-masters do not issue minute rules for individuals, or give
18 State|              contrary to the written rules; what is this compulsion
19 State|             crew,—not by laying down rules, but by making his art a
20 State|             according to the written rules.~YOUNG SOCRATES: Worse and
21 State|              contrary to the written rules, and has any ingenious notions
22 State|            again, when an individual rules according to law in imitation
23 State|           call him a king; and if he rules according to law, we give
24 State|            the same name, whether he rules with opinion or with knowledge.~
25 State|           truly possessing knowledge rules, his name will surely be
26 State|          must also suppose that this rules the other, if we are not