Dialogue

 1 Intro|           the Politicus contains a higher and more ideal conception
 2 Intro|        rule of a man is better and higher than law, because he is
 3 Intro|            of which you speak?’ No higher truth can be made clear
 4 Intro|         use persuasion, or not, is higher than the art of persuasion;
 5 Intro|            we are to go to war, is higher than the art of the general.
 6 Intro|           which makes the laws, is higher than that which only administers
 7 Intro|           implant by education the higher principles; and where they
 8 Intro|           in the Republic, and the higher life of reason and philosophy.
 9 Intro|         the gods, may contain some higher elements of good and knowledge
10 Intro|            require an example. The higher ideas, of which we have
11 Intro|         Stranger in the words—‘The higher ideas can hardly be set
12 Intro|             but there is something higher—an intelligent ruler, whether
13 Intro|          person is a law, that the higher rule has no exception, that
14 Intro|         the hands of the rest. The higher ranks have the advantage
15 Intro| communicated from the lower to the higher, sometimes from the higher
16 Intro|         higher, sometimes from the higher to the lower, which is too
17 State|            divine shepherd is even higher than that of a king; whereas
18 State|       would tell me.~STRANGER: The higher ideas, my dear friend, can
19 State|     general and the judge, and the higher sort of oratory which is
20 State|         STRANGER: And is there any higher art or science, having power