Dialogue

 1 Charm|          whom I had read over the greater part of the translation.
 2 Charm|    encounter. These have been far greater than he would have anticipated;
 3 Charm|           of the translator; much greater is that which arises from
 4 Charm|       than in English. Partly the greater variety of genders and cases
 5 Charm|        ambiguous: partly also the greater number of demonstrative
 6 Charm|        tautology, there is also a greater difficulty in avoiding it.~5
 7 Charm| employment of Scripture. Having a greater force and beauty than other
 8 Charm|       therefore lends itself with greater readiness to the dialogue
 9 Charm|         Laws, the context is at a greater distance than would be allowable
10 Charm|      slighter effort preceded the greater one. (ii) Their eristic,
11 Charm|        Yes.~Just as that which is greater is of a nature to be greater
12 Charm|      greater is of a nature to be greater than something else? (Socrates
13 Charm|         where there is comparison—greater, less, heavier, lighter,
14 Charm|          other is conceived to be greater?~To be sure.~And if we could
15 Charm|        something which is at once greater than itself, and greater
16 Charm|          greater than itself, and greater than other great things,
17 Charm|       other great things, but not greater than those things in comparison
18 Charm|           of which the others are greater, then that thing would have
19 Charm|        have the property of being greater and also less than itself?~
20 Charm|           true.~And that which is greater than itself will also be