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 1 Intro|     of the Sophist, is quite perfect.’~...~The principal subjects
 2 Intro|  internal evidence, viz. the perfect coherence of the tale, though
 3 Intro|      pattern. We do not find perfect consistency in his philosophy;
 4 Intro|    Stoic spoke of a wise man perfect in virtue, who was fancifully
 5 Intro|    He presents the idea of a perfect government, but except the
 6 Intro|   law with the wisdom of the perfect ruler.~Laws should be just,
 7 Intro|     attempted to decide with perfect justice the cases that were
 8 State| movement: this is due to its perfect balance, to its vast size,
 9 State|      we can expect to have a perfect description of the statesman
10 State|   the imitation would be the perfect truth, and an imitation
11 State|    happy ruler of a true and perfect State.~YOUNG SOCRATES: To
12 State|    to have acquired the most perfect knowledge.~YOUNG SOCRATES:
13 State|      we were looking for the perfect State, as we showed before.
14 State|     of the Sophist, is quite perfect.~THE END~