Dialogue

 1 Intro|        has reference to a mean or standard of what is meet. The difference
 2 Intro|           the existence of such a standard is necessary to the existence
 3 Intro|        existence of the arts. The standard or measure, which we are
 4 Intro|       which depend upon a mean or standard. Many accomplished men say
 5 Intro|           a mean, which is also a standard external to them. The art
 6 Intro|       furnished with a measure or standard? Measure is the life of
 7 State|       them with the mean or ideal standard; would you like to hear
 8 State|        there are arts, there is a standard of measure, and if there
 9 State|        measure, and if there is a standard of measure, there are arts;
10 State|            which denote a mean or standard removed from the extremes.~
11 State|          to one another, and to a standard, under the idea that they
12 State| draught-players, if judged by the standard of the rest of Hellas, and
13 State|     unjust in accordance with the standard which he receives from the