Dialogue

 1 Intro|           confused and inartistic manner, which fails to produce
 2 Intro|           speak, he would in like manner oppose men and all other
 3 Intro| earthquake, and utter ruin of all manner of animals. After a while
 4 Intro|            in one cycle after one manner, and in another cycle after
 5 Intro|       another cycle after another manner.~Enough of the myth, which
 6 Intro|       about the Statesman in like manner is intended not only to
 7 Intro|   investigate those sciences in a manner contrary to the law, he
 8 Intro|         principles which are in a manner antagonistic to one another;
 9 Intro|        and not after the ordinary manner of human generation—half
10 State|          a new destruction of all manner of animals. Afterwards,
11 State|         his own progress, in like manner the parts were ordained
12 State|       growing, at one time in one manner, and at another time in
13 State|           examples formed in this manner? We take a thing and compare
14 State|          may proceed in a regular manner?~YOUNG SOCRATES: By all
15 State|          which is effected in one manner with the comb and in another
16 State|           these three expand in a manner into five, producing out
17 State|          that legislation is in a manner the business of a king,
18 State|           us all precisely in the manner which you describe.~STRANGER:
19 State|        diseases—whether as to the manner in which physic or surgical
20 State|           piloting in an unlawful manner, and to exercise an arbitrary
21 State|           done.~STRANGER: In like manner, all alien and uncongenial
22 State|           business; this is their manner of behaving with all men
23 State|           true.~STRANGER: In like manner, the royal science appears
24 State|         thick and soft, after the manner of the woof—these, which
25 State|         together in the following manner:~YOUNG SOCRATES: In what
26 State|           YOUNG SOCRATES: In what manner?~STRANGER: First of all,