Dialogue

 1 Intro|    think that we have only two species left which remain undivided:
 2 Intro|       spy in the two remaining species. Men and birds are both
 3 Intro|        they will embrace every species of property with the exception
 4 Intro|     have arrived at the infima species.~These precepts are not
 5 Intro|      most likely to light upon species; at the same time, the important
 6 Intro|        him from the collateral species. To assist our imagination
 7 State|   small portion which is not a species, from many larger portions;
 8 State| portions; the part should be a species. To separate off at once
 9 State|        off the Hellenes as one species, and all the other species
10 State|     species, and all the other species of mankind, which are innumerable,
11 State|      are supposed to be of one species also. Or suppose that in
12 State|       rest, and make of it one species, comprehending the rest
13 State|      and even; or of the human species, if you divided them into
14 State|     answer that there were two species of animals; man being one,
15 State|      with the exception of two species; for I hardly think that
16 State|       divide the two remaining species?~STRANGER: There is a measure
17 State|       shepherds of the various species and herds of animals, and
18 State|       of division according to species—whether the discourse be
19 State|       manufacture of composite species out of simple kinds—the
20 State|    politics, being a different species, yet ministering to it.~