The First Alcibiades
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 1 Text |  clearly, who are good in the management of affairs.~SOCRATES: What


Laches
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 2 Text |       in war and peace—in the management of the allies, and in the


Laws
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 3 1    |     states gain from the good management of a feast; and I want you
 4 1    |     in that art which has the management of them; and that art, if
 5 3    |       they have entrusted the management of the affair to the Cnosians;
 6 7    |      and of the winds, in the management of our bodies and the habits
 7 7    |     numberless details of the management of the house, including
 8 7    |  nurses, he must be under the management of tutors on account of
 9 7    |    with a view to war and the management of house and city, and,
10 7    |       and expeditions, in the management of a household they make
11 11   |   careful and diligent in the management of his possessions as he


The Republic
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12 3    | equally incompatible with the management of a house, an army, or
13 5    |       that the right or wrong management of such matters will have
14 5    |       art of weaving, and the management of pancakes and preserves,


The Second Alcibiades
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15 Text |       another city, or in the management of her own affairs, all


The Statesman
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16 Intro|      or the art of collective management:—Which do you prefer? ‘No
17 Intro| should say, that there is one management of men, and another of beasts.’
18 Intro|  division into the rearing or management of land-herds and of water-herds:—
19 Intro|     this was divided into the management of animals, and was again
20 Intro|     again parted off into the management of herds of animals, and
21 Text | nobler function, which is the management and control of living beings.~
22 Text |      or the art of collective management?~YOUNG SOCRATES: No matter;—
23 Text |       appears to me to be one management of men and another of beasts.~
24 Text |    Where you would divide the management of herds. To this you appeared
25 Text |      is a new division of the management of herds, into the management
26 Text | management of herds, into the management of land and of water herds.~
27 Text |   divided, and the art of the management of mankind is brought to
28 Text |       section of this was the management of living animals, and this
29 Text |    was further limited to the management of them in herds; and again
30 Text |      to share with him in the management of the herd?~YOUNG SOCRATES:
31 Text |      STRANGER: And the art of management which is assigned to man
32 Text |  STRANGER: And if we call the management of violent rulers tyranny,
33 Text |    tyranny, and the voluntary management of herds of voluntary bipeds
34 Text |    who has this latter art of management is the true king and statesman?~
35 Text |      by rules of art what the management of cities is; and then the