Dialogue

 1 Intro|           not always a sufficient reason for doubting the genuineness
 2 Intro|        follows:—~SOCRATES: I have reason to thank you, Theodorus,
 3 Intro|          have three times as much reason to thank me when they have
 4 Intro|          with less exactness. The reason of the falling off was the
 5 Intro|         Republic. But there is no reason to expect that all Plato’
 6 Intro|         increase continually. The reason of this further decline
 7 Intro| introduction of the gods is not a reason, but an excuse for not giving
 8 Intro|           excuse for not giving a reason (Cratylus), yet, considering
 9 Intro|            and the higher life of reason and philosophy. But as no
10 Intro|           and art, and appeals to reason more in the form of feeling:
11 Intro|           great country. There is reason for the argument in favour
12 Intro|           qualification; there is reason also in the arguments of
13 State|         not.~STRANGER: Had we not reason just to now to apprehend,
14 State|         to that dispensation. The reason why the life of man was,
15 State|         matter drop, and give the reason why we have unearthed this
16 State|          with less exactness. The reason of the falling off was the
17 State|      feeding bipeds, there was no reason why we should call this
18 State|        would you like to hear the reason why?~YOUNG SOCRATES: Certainly.~
19 State|           a secondary matter; and reason tells us, that we should
20 State|         the wits of the auditors. Reason would also say to him who
21 State|      divided into two halves; the reason will be very evident as
22 State|          now, and with still more reason, all arts which make any
23 State|          to make laws at all? The reason of this has next to be investigated.~
24 State|          is true and confirmed by reason, is a divine principle,
25 State|       them at all.~STRANGER: More reason is there to consider the