Dialogue

 1 Charm| interpreted by his own, and by his place in the history of philosophy.
 2 Charm|            and they are content to place sentences side by side,
 3 Charm|           the noun has to take the place of the pronoun. ‘This’ and ‘
 4 Charm|         the moderns, which have no place in ancient philosophy. The
 5 Charm|         many accidents of time and place, the spirit of Greek philosophy.
 6 Charm|           the question for another place, I will shortly defend my
 7 Charm|             Critias, who takes the place of Charmides, distinguishes
 8 Charm|        weight in determining their place in the catalogue of the
 9 Charm|            an engagement had taken place at Potidaea not long before
10 Charm|            imperfectly.~I took the place which he assigned to me,
11 Charm|       neighbour in order to make a place for him next to themselves,
12 Charm|       again, and ask, in the first place, whether it is or is not
13 Charm|            know; and in the second place, whether, if perfectly possible,
14 Charm|           you to show in the first place, as I was saying before,
15 Charm|     possibility, and in the second place, the advantage, of such
16 Charm|         the true prophets in their place as the revealers of the