Dialogue

 1 Charm|          He who admits works so different in style and matter to have
 2 Charm|        many moods and viewed in different lights.~I. An English translation
 3 Charm|    language is distributed in a different way, and less articulated
 4 Charm|    caution: metaphors differ in different languages, and the translator
 5 Charm|         discussed by them under different conditions of language and
 6 Charm|        which show a spirit very different from that of Plato; and
 7 Charm|     mind of Plato they took, at different times in his life, two essentially
 8 Charm|       his life, two essentially different forms:—an earlier one which
 9 Charm|         to be expressed under a different form by the (Greek) and
10 Charm|   theory of Ideas takes several different forms, not merely an earlier
11 Charm|     imitation, one and many, in different parts of his writings or
12 Charm|  express the same truths from a different point of view, and to belong
13 Charm| connection, and pieces together different parts of dialogues in a
14 Charm|         be experimenting on the different points of view from which
15 Charm|        connecting passages from different parts of his writings, or
16 Charm|       word has been rendered in different places either Temperance
17 Charm|      arts, which all have their different results. Now I want you,
18 Charm| sciences has a subject which is different from the science. I can
19 Charm|        thing more: which of the different kinds of knowledge makes
20 Charm|       not.~The art of health is different.~Yes, different.~Nor does
21 Charm|       health is different.~Yes, different.~Nor does wisdom give advantage,