Dialogue

 1 Intro|      names. Plato is now chiefly concerned, not with the original Sophist,
 2 Intro|       and practical—the one kind concerned with knowledge exclusively,
 3 Intro|        others. Again, a ruler is concerned with the production of some
 4 Intro|         like the master-builder, concerned with lifeless matter, but
 5 Intro|       say with which the king is concerned. And land-herds may be divided
 6 Intro|        hornless, and the king is concerned with the hornless; and these
 7 Intro| designation to the art which was concerned with command-for-self over
 8 Intro|       fuller and the mender, are concerned with the treatment and production
 9 Intro|         arts of measuring—one is concerned with relative size, and
10 State|          as far as government is concerned?~YOUNG SOCRATES: They will
11 State|           and our enquiry is not concerned with him who is not a ruler.~
12 State|       art of knowledge which was concerned with command, had to do
13 State|          search, is and ever was concerned with tame animals, and is
14 State|          portion of it which was concerned with the making of clothes,
15 State|        acts of violence, and are concerned with making the lids of
16 State|        of the magic art which is concerned with antidotes, and have
17 State|      will maintain that they are concerned with the treatment and production
18 State|        noblest of arts which are concerned with woollen garments—shall
19 State|         of the process which are concerned with the actual manufacture
20 State|        been discovered which are concerned with them, and not forget
21 State|      those which are immediately concerned with States, and which must
22 State|    another, but are each of them concerned with some special action