Dialogue

 1 Intro|           Men and birds are both bipeds, and human beings are running
 2 Intro|       dividing land animals into bipeds and quadrupeds, and bipeds
 3 Intro|       bipeds and quadrupeds, and bipeds into winged and wingless;
 4 Intro|         hornless, and these into bipeds; and so at last we arrived
 5 State|        suddivision, i.e. that of bipeds into men and birds. Others
 6 State|     division into quadrupeds and bipeds, making pigs compete with
 7 State|       with man, we should divide bipeds into those which have feathers
 8 State| man-herding,—this has to do with bipeds, and is what we were seeking
 9 State|        art of rearing or feeding bipeds, there was no reason why
10 State| management of herds of voluntary bipeds politics, may we not further