Dialogue

1  Meno|      or man of action to the philosopher, or the virtue of custom
2  Meno|    higher nature of man. The philosopher only has knowledge, and
3  Meno|     one another; the ancient philosopher had the same truth latent
4  Meno| popular teacher and the true philosopher. He seems, like Aristophanes,
5  Meno|   stronger opposition to the philosopher. They are no longer allowed
6  Meno|     grand description of the philosopher in Republic VI, as the spectator
7  Meno|     than a generation is the philosopher Leibnitz, who after deepening
8  Meno|      truth. And if he were a philosopher of the eristic and antagonistic