Dialogue

1 Charm|    still more keenly by the writer himself, who must always
2 Charm|    qualities of the ancient writer—his freedom, grace, simplicity,
3 Charm|    Thirty Tyrants, whom the writer of the letters seems to
4 Charm| which they refer. No extant writer mentions them older than
5 Charm|    be allowable in a modern writer. But we are not therefore
6 Charm|     the mind of the ancient writer himself; and they are very