Dialogue

 1 Intro|   objects may be divided into living and lifeless, and rulers
 2 Intro|     rulers into the rulers of living and lifeless objects. And
 3 Intro|      has the task of managing living animals. And the tending
 4 Intro|   animals. And the tending of living animals may be either a
 5 Intro|       ordered their own ways, living, like the universe, in one
 6 Intro|    with command-for-self over living creatures, when we called
 7 Intro|       rules under which he is living. There is a fallacy, too,
 8 Intro|  remain—the fixed law and the living will; the written word and
 9 State|     of lifeless, the other of living objects; and in this way
10 State|     management and control of living beings.~YOUNG SOCRATES:
11 State|       breeding and tending of living beings may be observed to
12 State|     to do with the rearing of living creatures,—I mean, with
13 State|    this was the management of living animals, and this again
14 State|     go, and the world being a living creature, and having originally
15 State|      that in which we are now living.~YOUNG SOCRATES: What is
16 State|       as he changes, and ever living and growing, at one time
17 State| compared to a picture of some living being which had been fairly
18 State|      to intelligent persons a living being had better be delineated
19 State|      things and another other living animals; and so we proceeded