Dialogue

 1 Intro|     of the same subject in a single dialogue. In the Sophist
 2 Intro|   ways, stamping upon them a single negative form (compare Soph.).~
 3 Intro|    two sorts of natures in a single texture, and in this enfolding
 4 Intro|      be discovered to be the single ultimate principle in which
 5 Intro|     the loose framework of a single dialogue Plato has thus
 6 Intro| slight allusion to them in a single passage (Laws).~VI. The
 7 State|     the driver or groom of a single ox or horse; he is rather
 8 State|     had better not cut off a single small portion which is not
 9 State|       they include under the single name of ‘barbarians,’ and
10 State|      say that here too was a single class, because you had given
11 State|   because you had given it a single name. Whereas you would
12 State|      is, as far as possible, single and in the same place, and
13 State|     a woollen garment form a single art, which is one of those
14 State|      within the reality of a single kind. But we have said enough
15 State|      superior to this, or no single science to any other? Or
16 State|    and good;—indeed, in this single work, the whole process