Dialogue

 1 Intro|       of philosophy, which are making reasoning impossible; and
 2 Intro| Stranger begins the enquiry by making a division of the arts and
 3 Intro|    pleasure, nor even meet for making discoveries, but for the
 4 Intro|     more than with the arts of making (3) vehicles, or (4) defences,
 5 Intro|         or (5) with the art of making ornaments, whether pictures
 6 Intro|      laying down rules, but by making his art a law, and, like
 7 Intro|        which are necessary for making the web. The royal science
 8 Intro|      assist our imagination in making this separation, we require
 9 State|     and please to assist me in making the division.~YOUNG SOCRATES:
10 State|      being one, and all brutes making up the other.~YOUNG SOCRATES:
11 State|    into quadrupeds and bipeds, making pigs compete with human
12 State|   which was concerned with the making of clothes, differs only
13 State|        weaving of clothes, the making of blankets, which differ
14 State| subtracted the various arts of making water-tight which are employed
15 State|         and are concerned with making the lids of boxes and the
16 State|      great and manifold art of making defences; and we originally
17 State|    were to say that the art of making the warp and the woof was
18 State|      warp and woof, instead of making a long and useless circuit?~
19 State|      laying down rules, but by making his art a law,—preserves
20 State|        she deems necessary for making the web.~YOUNG SOCRATES: