Dialogue

1 Intro|        these are chiefly of two kinds, falling under the two great
2 Intro|        oligarchy there were two kinds, aristocracy and plutocracy;
3 Intro|      considerations of opposite kinds which enter into the problem
4 Intro|        account of the different kinds of states. But the treatment
5 State|       soul will conceive of all kinds of knowledge under two classes.~
6 State|         of herding to be of two kinds, may cause that which is
7 State|       changes of many different kinds when they come upon them
8 State|       place, that there are two kinds of arts entering into everything
9 State| composite species out of simple kinds—the whole class may be termed