Dialogue

 1 Intro|       intelligent will of the legislator. Education is originally
 2 Intro|       bond of states, and the legislator is to contrive human bonds,
 3 Intro|   majority? ‘The latter.’ The legislator, too, is obliged to lay
 4 Intro|     be ridiculous? And if the legislator, or another like him, comes
 5 Intro|   with a human cord. The good legislator can implant by education
 6 Intro|       As in the Cratylus, the legislator has ‘the dialectician standing
 7 Intro|  altered in the spirit of the legislator, and of being administered
 8 Intro|  strongly of opinion that the legislator, like the physician, may
 9 Intro| tyrant who has power with the legislator who has wisdom: he regards
10 Intro|  their externals. The ancient legislator did not really take a blank
11 Intro|   greatest power? The ancient legislator would have found this question
12 State|      And now observe that the legislator who has to preside over
13 State|     them; if, I say, the wise legislator were suddenly to come again,
14 State|    receives from the king and legislator,—showing his own peculiar
15 State|     to the appointment of the legislator?~YOUNG SOCRATES: No; his
16 State|    the Statesman and the good legislator, having the inspiration