Dialogue

 1 Intro|     lastly (7), we may briefly consider the genuineness of the Sophist
 2 Intro|       would seriously have him consider how many competitors there
 3 State|       they may be, and we will consider their claim. But we are
 4 State|       heavenly motions, we may consider this to be the greatest
 5 State|        means.~STRANGER: Let us consider, in the first place, that
 6 State|     completed, let us go on to consider another question, which
 7 State|     exception of tame animals. Consider;—there was the original
 8 State|      see that we shall have to consider this notion of there being
 9 State|      STRANGER: Neither, if you consider, can any one deny the other
10 State|     STRANGER: Once more let us consider the nature of the righteous
11 State|       I suppose that you would consider courage to be a part of
12 State| SOCRATES: Tell me how we shall consider that question.~STRANGER:
13 State|      all those things which we consider beautiful and at the same
14 State|      all so easy: Well, let us consider these notions with reference
15 State|         True.~STRANGER: Let us consider a further point.~YOUNG SOCRATES:
16 State|  SOCRATES: There is no need to consider them at all.~STRANGER: More
17 State|        More reason is there to consider the practice of those who