Dialogue

1 Intro|     connected, not like the love and rhetoric of the Phaedrus,
2 Intro|    tale which a child would love to hear,’ are a further
3 Intro|   several classes. The same love of divisions is apparent
4 Intro|   the thoughts of youth and love have fled away, and we are
5 Intro|  similar; there is the same love of division, and in both
6 State|   speak more plainly out of love to your good parts, Socrates;
7 State|    tale which a child would love to hear; and you are not
8 State| witness can be found of the love of that age for knowledge
9 State|    owing to their excessive love of the military life? they