Dialogue

 1 Intro|        world, and this being the greatest of them, is most destructive
 2 Intro|          the weaver’s art is the greatest and noblest of those which
 3 Intro|         sensible images, but the greatest and noblest truths have
 4 Intro|    divine revelation: and so the greatest difficulty in the history
 5 Intro|         than in the words, —‘The greatest and noblest things have
 6 Intro|        nation is unprepared. The greatest power, the highest wisdom,
 7 Intro|      nations. How can we get the greatest intelligence combined with
 8 Intro|   intelligence combined with the greatest power? The ancient legislator
 9 State|          consider this to be the greatest and most complete.~YOUNG
10 State|        supposed to result in the greatest changes to the human beings
11 State|        selected by us, to be the greatest and noblest of arts which
12 State|         or argument; whereas the greatest and highest truths have
13 State|        which are the noblest and greatest, are shown only in thought
14 State|   present point of view that the greatest servants are in a case and
15 State|   government, which is among the greatest of all sciences and most
16 State| themselves idols; and, being the greatest imitators and magicians,
17 State|     magicians, they are also the greatest of Sophists.~YOUNG SOCRATES:
18 State|     initiative in matters of the greatest importance, whilst others
19 State|      exist, they always feel the greatest antipathy and antagonism
20 State|       and punishes them with the greatest of disgraces.~YOUNG SOCRATES: