Dialogue

 1 Intro|             The royal art has been separated from that of other herdsmen,
 2 Intro|            orator, will have to be separated from the royal art; when
 3 Intro|            temperate natures to be separated from the courageous, but
 4 State|            whereas they are really separated by an interval, which no
 5 State|         abstract knowledge, wholly separated from action?~YOUNG SOCRATES:
 6 State|          male and female; and only separated off Lydians or Phrygians,
 7 State|       until we have disengaged and separated him from those who hang
 8 State|   sufficiently described, has been separated off from several others
 9 State|           plants, and we have also separated off the process of felting
10 State|       Precisely.~STRANGER: Then we separated off the currier’s art, which
11 State|           art of the king has been separated from the similar arts of
12 State| occupations already mentioned, and separated from the royal and political
13 State|            who must at any cost be separated from the true king or Statesman,
14 State|         But now that this has been separated off, and, as we said, the
15 State|           stage, have at last been separated from the political science.~
16 State|            gold, which can only be separated by fire,—copper, silver,
17 State|        uncongenial matter has been separated from political science,
18 State|            temperate natures to be separated from the brave, but to weave