Dialogue

 1 Charm|        composition of the same author, need have no difficulty
 2 Charm|     lacquey by the side of his author, but to mount up behind
 3 Charm|    re-write the passage as his author would have written it at
 4 Charm| literal translation of a Greek author is full of tautology. The
 5 Charm|       general the style of one author is not appropriate to another;
 6 Charm|      sense not intended by the author. (c) Another caution: metaphors
 7 Charm|       only, comparing the same author with himself and with his
 8 Charm|      is no indication that the author intended the two passages
 9 Charm|         Nor is it safe for the author of a theory about ancient
10 Charm|      they are indicated by the author himself to have an intentional
11 Charm|       that Critias must be the author: ‘Temperance is doing one’
12 Charm|       is easily seen to be the author of the definition which
13 Charm|   imagine, Charmides, that the author of this definition of temperance