Dialogue

 1 Intro|      of physicians and pilots, call together an assembly, in
 2 Intro|       of courage, which we may call the warp, with the softer
 3 State|        you.~STRANGER: Shall we call this art of tending many
 4 State|       because you were able to call them by the common name
 5 State|  herdsmen of humanity, whom we call Statesmen, declaring that
 6 State|        no reason why we should call this the royal or political
 7 State| Certainly.~STRANGER: And if we call the management of violent
 8 State|       superintends them we may call, from the nature of the
 9 State|     comprehended under what we call the fuller’s art.~YOUNG
10 State|     Yes, certainly, and let us call one part of the art the
11 State|    Very good.~STRANGER: Let us call to mind the bearing of all
12 State|        of states—what shall we call them?~YOUNG SOCRATES: They
13 State|         For kings we may truly call those who possess royal
14 State|   explain the nature of what I call the second best?~YOUNG SOCRATES:
15 State| imitation of him who knows, we call him a king; and if he rules
16 State|      nature, most truly we may call politics.~YOUNG SOCRATES: