Dialogue

 1 Charm| characteristic qualities of the ancient writer—his freedom, grace,
 2 Charm|        modern languages than in ancient. Both sentences and paragraphs
 3 Charm|        as more perspicuous than ancient. And, therefore, while the
 4 Charm|     powers of expression as the ancient classical ones.~Such are
 5 Charm|       the end of this Preface.)~Ancient and modern philosophy throw
 6 Charm|          which have no place in ancient philosophy. The world has
 7 Charm|      modern thought is found in ancient, and we may claim to have
 8 Charm|      stimulus from the study of ancient writings.~Considering the
 9 Charm|      differences which exist in ancient and modern philosophy, it
10 Charm|       either, especially of the ancient, from itself only, comparing
11 Charm|         we cannot maintain that ancient and modern philosophy are
12 Charm|      with more truth respecting ancient and modern history), for
13 Charm|      likely to be invented. The ancient world swarmed with them;
14 Charm|        author of a theory about ancient philosophy to argue from
15 Charm|    entered into the mind of the ancient writer himself; and they
16 Charm|         in Plato or anywhere in ancient philosophy? Is it not an
17 Charm|    seems to form a link between ancient and modern philosophy, and