Dialogue

 1 Charm|      Politicus. (The negative argument adduced by the same school
 2 Charm|      marks another step in an argument or a narrative or a statement;
 3 Charm|   with which the steps of the argument are drawn out is apt to
 4 Charm|  First, the foundation of his argument is laid in the Metaphysics
 5 Charm|      the height of this great argument’ I do not propose to ascend.
 6 Charm|   whither the wind blows, the argument follows’. The dialogues
 7 Charm|       of the Sophists. In the argument he is not unfair, if allowance
 8 Charm|       instead of pursuing the argument.~And what if I am? How can
 9 Charm|      this moment I pursue the argument chiefly for my own sake,
10 Charm|   refuted; attend only to the argument, and see what will come
11 Charm| offering of the third or last argument to Zeus the Saviour, let
12 Charm| perplexity. In order that the argument might proceed, I said to
13 Charm|      of science, although the argument said No, and protested against
14 Charm|    this too was denied by the argument), because we wanted to show