Dialogue

 1 Charm|       for his noble and gentle character, and the great services
 2 Charm|    force upon one language the character of another. In some cases,
 3 Charm|       keeping with the general character of his work. He must ever
 4 Charm|        numerical or mechanical character.~3 This, however, is not
 5 Charm|        passes into the general character of the style. Hence arises
 6 Charm|       passionate and emotional character, and therefore lends itself
 7 Charm|     light does it throw on the character of the entire book in which
 8 Charm| Republic (such is the shifting character of the Platonic philosophy)
 9 Charm|  greatly to the improvement of character.~The reasons why the Charmides,
10 Charm|    eristic, or rather Socratic character; they belong to the class