antisbetesis (we can see this clearly in Plato's two principal examples of division: in The Statesman, where the statesman is defined as the one who knows 'the pastoral care of men', but many introduce themselves by saying 'I am the true shepherd of men', including merchants, farmers, bakers, as well as athletes and the entire medical profession; and in the Phaedrus, where it is a question of defining the good madness and the true lover, but many claimants cry: 'I am love, I am the lover').