Dialogue

 1 Charm|          to approach Plato from a point of view which is opposed
 2 Charm|           may without impropriety point out the difficulties which
 3 Charm| temperance’ or ‘prudence,’—at the point where the change of meaning
 4 Charm|           truths from a different point of view, and to belong to
 5 Charm|         smallest degree prove his point’; and that in the second
 6 Charm|          present who could easily point out two Athenian houses,
 7 Charm|         mother. And here lies the point; for if, as he declares,
 8 Charm|           all, I replied; for the point is not who said the words,
 9 Charm|       what you are saying, is the point at issue.~Well, he answered;
10 Charm|          dear Critias,— this is a point which we have not yet been