Dialogue

 1 Intro|         by the help of science or opinion, this is called monarchy;
 2 Intro|       Laws). Plato is strongly of opinion that the legislator, like
 3 Intro|        steps in advance of public opinion. In all stages of civilization
 4 Intro|           his dishonesty, and his opinion can only be overruled, not
 5 Intro|      principle of law, but by the opinion of another judging like
 6 Intro|      uniform type of doctrine and opinion. But however we arrange
 7 State|      friend, who began with false opinion ever expect to arrive even
 8 State|          no calling, may offer an opinion either about seamanship
 9 State|           the laws, when he is of opinion that something other than
10 State|       name, whether he rules with opinion or with knowledge.~YOUNG
11 State| disputants, who appeal to popular opinion.~YOUNG SOCRATES: I do not
12 State|          The meaning is, that the opinion about the honourable and
13 State|      royal muse, can implant this opinion, and he, only in the rightly
14 State|          originally held the same opinion about the honourable and