Dialogue

1 Charm|   their position or from the context. The difficulty of preserving
2 Charm|    is always true to his own context, the careful study of which
3 Charm|     to be interpreted by his context; and I do not deny that
4 Charm|   the Republic and Laws, the context is at a greater distance
5 Charm| taking passages out of their context and placing them in a new
6 Charm|     are separated from their context, and receive any sense which
7 Charm|   taken out of their natural context, and thus become destitute