Dialogue

 1 Intro|            that which has scientific rulers, who are irresponsible to
 2 Intro|             living and lifeless, and rulers into the rulers of living
 3 Intro|        lifeless, and rulers into the rulers of living and lifeless objects.
 4 Intro|             only the servants of the rulers, and not the rulers themselves.
 5 Intro|              the rulers, and not the rulers themselves. I admit that
 6 Intro|         government is secured by the rulers being many or few, rich
 7 Intro|             all lawful ones. But the rulers of all these states, unless
 8 Intro| intermarriages, and by the choice of rulers who combine both qualities.
 9 Intro|      depended on the wisdom of their rulers. The mingled pathos and
10 Intro|            present day among eastern rulers. But in the first place
11 Intro|              of the badness of their rulers.’~V. There is also a paradoxical
12 State|            that the class of supreme rulers, or rulers for themselves,
13 State|          class of supreme rulers, or rulers for themselves, is almost
14 State|         point?~STRANGER: May not all rulers be supposed to command for
15 State|            common herd, but also the rulers themselves.~YOUNG SOCRATES:
16 State|            the management of violent rulers tyranny, and the voluntary
17 State|       officials, and servants of the rulers, as you just now called
18 State|             them, but not themselves rulers.~STRANGER: There may be
19 State|             to the law? Nor can wise rulers ever err while they observing
20 State|             can I describe kings and rulers.~YOUNG SOCRATES: What images?~