Dialogue

 1 Intro|         a shorter road. In that case we should have begun by
 2 Intro|         to perturbation. In the case of the world, the perturbation
 3 Intro|      the world, as is still the case in certain places. They
 4 Intro|        to the beasts;—in either case, I say, there would be no
 5 Intro|    self-nourished. At first the case of men was very helpless
 6 Intro|     suitable to each particular case. He cannot be sitting at
 7 Intro|         would not have been the case, if they had both originally
 8 State|          Yes.~STRANGER: In that case, there was already implied
 9 State|      attributed to them—in this case also, as I should imagine,
10 State|       was no care of men in the case of the politician, although
11 State|       way that, in the previous case, the royal science differed
12 State|         my sweet friend; and in case any feeling of dissatisfaction
13 State| STRANGER: Well, then, as in the case of the Sophist we extorted
14 State|    question?~STRANGER: Take the case of a child who is engaged
15 State|     Statesman, and apply to his case the aforesaid example of
16 State|      What is to be done in this case?~STRANGER: What we did in
17 State|      greatest servants are in a case and condition which is the
18 State|         YOUNG SOCRATES: In that case political science would
19 State|    suitable for each particular case.~YOUNG SOCRATES: He cannot
20 State|         us put to ourselves the case of a physician, or trainer,