Dialogue

 1 Intro|     orderly class are always wanting to be at peace, and hence
 2 Intro|   courageous sort are always wanting to go to war, even when
 3 Intro|    careful and just, but are wanting in the power of action;
 4 Intro| either of these qualities is wanting. The noblest and best of
 5 Intro|    Plato, here or elsewhere, wanting in denunciations of the
 6 Intro|   and holy one. He is always wanting to break through the abstraction
 7 Intro|      the world the means are wanting to render a benevolent power
 8 State|   definition, although true, wanting in clearness and completeness;
 9 State|   are arts; but if either is wanting, there is neither.~YOUNG
10 State|  practises the violence with wanting skill or aggravating his
11 State|   the attempt is all that is wanting, he shall certainly be brought
12 State|    and just and safe, but is wanting in thoroughness and go.~
13 State|    of these two qualities is wanting, there cities cannot altogether