Dialogue

1 Craty|      belong to States and not to individuals.~A better conception of
2 Craty|           and slowly nations and individuals attain to a fuller consciousness
3 Craty| different; how far the genius of individuals may have contributed to
4 Craty|     combine into particulars and individuals, and are taken out of the
5 Craty|          other. The influence of individuals must always have been a
6 Craty|       for nations are made up of individuals. But in this, as in the
7 Craty|         the other. Nations, like individuals, are better understood by
8 Craty|         and are they relative to individuals, as Protagoras tells us?
9 Craty|       things are not relative to individuals, and all things do not equally