Dialogue

 1 Intro|         many? As the adviser of a physician may be said to have medical
 2 Intro|       medical science and to be a physician, so the adviser of a king
 3 Intro|         no difference. And as the physician may cure us with our will,
 4 Intro|        Let me suppose now, that a physician or trainer, having left
 5 Intro|         impose new laws. But is a physician only to cure his patients
 6 Intro|           by force? Is he a worse physician who uses a little gentle
 7 Intro|          the legislator, like the physician, may do men good against
 8 Intro|       According to Plato, he is a physician who has the knowledge of
 9 Intro|        who has the knowledge of a physician, and he is a king who has
10 State|           not he also be called a physician?~YOUNG SOCRATES: Yes.~STRANGER:
11 State|          sole and only feeder and physician of his herd; he is also
12 State| scientific principle; just as the physician, whether he cures us against
13 State|        fattens his patients, is a physician all the same, so long as
14 State|           ourselves the case of a physician, or trainer, who is about
15 State|            Suppose that a skilful physician has a patient, of whatever
16 State|         is applied, to charge the physician who practises the violence
17 State|          noble pilot and the wise physician, who ‘is worth many another
18 State|        hands of both of them; the physician saves any whom he wishes
19 State|         has expired, the pilot or physician has to come before a court
20 State|           to be called a pilot or physician, but a cloudy prating sophist;—