Dialogue

1  Meno|         allusion to them in the Laws. In the Cratylus they dawn
2  Meno| arithmetical ratios furnish the laws according to which the world
3  Meno|       which is continued in the Laws, and is the final form of
4  Meno|        writings (see especially Laws). In the Laws he harps once
5  Meno|        especially Laws). In the Laws he harps once more on the
6  Meno|         also in some sense one (Laws; compare Protagoras).~So
7  Meno| voluntariness of evil (Timaeus; Laws) Spinoza approaches nearer
8  Meno|  reappears governed by the same laws and described under the