Dialogue

 1 Intro|         large, and is unable to give the proper colours or proportions
 2 Intro|       and the face of the other give him a right to claim relationship
 3 Intro|       law declares, know how to give acceptable gifts to the
 4 Intro|       of a writer of fiction to give credibility to his tales,
 5 Intro|         of the arts; other gods give him seeds and plants; and
 6 Intro|         thoughts—secondly, they give them a distinct form. In
 7 Intro| slippery things,’ and may often give a false clearness to ideas.
 8 Intro|    therefore we should learn to give a rational account of them?’~
 9 State|         advise?~THEODORUS: Yes, give the other a turn, as you
10 State|         orders, and in his turn give them to others?~YOUNG SOCRATES:
11 State|        and I hope that you will give the whole story, and leave
12 State|        let the matter drop, and give the reason why we have unearthed
13 State|        to grow and generate and give nourishment, as far as they
14 State|     ought to train ourselves to give and accept a rational account
15 State|        a length as is suited to give pleasure, if at all, as
16 State|       law declares, know how to give the gods gifts from men
17 State|       rules for individuals, or give every individual what is
18 State|      rules according to law, we give him the same name, whether
19 State|       And to what science do we give the power of determining
20 State|         other, if we are not to give up our former notion?~YOUNG
21 State|  variance with one another, and give rise to a similar opposition
22 State|       purposes—she will herself give orders, and maintain authority;
23 State|         they can they marry and give in marriage exclusively