Dialogue

 1 Intro|       a higher and more ideal conception of politics than any other
 2 Intro| explanation in his own larger conception (compare Introduction to
 3 Intro|      form no true or adequate conception; and this our mixed state
 4 Intro|  limits of all the rest. This conception of the political or royal
 5 Intro|       all nature; the general conception of two great arts of composition
 6 Intro|     and in connexion with the conception of a mean, the two arts
 7 Intro| regulating all things. Such a conception has sometimes been entertained
 8 Intro|     or to human governors the conception is faulty for two reasons,
 9 Intro|      Plato had arrived at the conception of a person who was also
10 Intro|    the basis of religion, the conception of a person on the other
11 Intro|       expressly recognize the conception of a first or ideal state,
12 State|    with that in their mode of conception and generation and nurture;
13 State|      of which we have a right conception, and out of the comparison