Dialogue

 1 Charm| Aeneis.) He must carry in his mind a comprehensive view of
 2 Charm|       the questionings of the mind itself, and also receiving
 3 Charm|      well able to dispose the mind of their brother Dionysius
 4 Charm|    proceeded from the hand or mind of Plato. The other testimonies
 5 Charm|       He supposes that in the mind of Plato they took, at different
 6 Charm|      to Ideas disappears, and Mind claims her own (Phil.; Laws).
 7 Charm|         or of the relation of Mind to the Ideas. It might be
 8 Charm|  Republic, the ‘conception of Mind’ and a way of speaking more
 9 Charm|       same with them, such as mind, measure, limit, eternity,
10 Charm|   never have entered into the mind of the ancient writer himself;
11 Charm|      as the parts, and of the mind as well as the body, which
12 Charm|    things.’ (7) And still the mind of Plato, having snatched
13 Charm|    compels him to improve his mind: and I can tell you, Socrates,
14 Charm|   which is better, to call to mind, and to remember, quickly
15 Charm|  thought which comes into his mind pass away unheeded and unexamined.~