Dialogue

 1 Charm|          this living image the same sort of effort is required as
 2 Charm|             they seem to recur in a sort of cycle, and we are surprised
 3 Charm|            or not, and whether that sort of knowledge which we term
 4 Charm|            I had been overcome by a sort of wild-beast appetite.
 5 Charm|             or doing things of this sort?~Clearly not.~Then, as I
 6 Charm|         mistaken, is put there as a sort of salutation which the
 7 Charm|           prophet he expresses in a sort of riddle, for ‘Know thyself!’
 8 Charm|             make out what good this sort of thing does to us.~What
 9 Charm|           wood, or anything of that sort?~No, I do not.~Then, I said,
10 Charm| impossibility of a man knowing in a sort of way that which he does
11 Charm|         which we admitted only by a sort of supposition and fiction