Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  2|          continue with that which just before I said to thee, that
 2   1,  3|      desire that they be wise and just; but we love them not because
 3   1,  4|           is~seen; for, as I have just said, it always considers,
 4   1,  4|        the other, since it is not just that the sense outrage the
 5   1,  5|         seems to me that what has just been said has some connection
 6   2,  1|         those consolations may be just as the fear of a king for
 7   2,  1|            hailed, and presented. Just as it happened in a contrary
 8   2,  1| compensate the heart and give its just debts to the mind, so that
 9   2,  1|      traitor and deceiver we have just seen; but as I see the following
10   2,  2|         this I like what you said just now, that there must be
11   2,  2|           the proposition I moved just now when I spoke of those
12   2,  2|     veiled with utmost diligence, just as we hide with the greatest
13   2,  4|          not himself perceive it; just as it happens to a stupid