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[713a] parts of themselves, and each is named after the ruling power. But if the State ought to be named after any such thing, the name it should have borne is that of the God who is the true ruler of rational men.

Clinias
Who is that God?

Athenian
May we, then, do a little more story-telling, if we are to answer this question suitably?

Clinias
Should we not do so?

Athenian
We should. Long ages before even those cities existed

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