Dialogue

1 Phaedr|        prophecy—this, in a vein similar to that pervading the Cratylus
2 Phaedr|   Socrates himself will carry a similar message to his favourite
3 Phaedr| follower of true glory,’ though similar, does not at once recall
4 Phaedr|        has been compared with a similar image which occurs in the
5 Phaedr|        mind of Plato. These and similar passages should be interpreted
6 Phaedr|        was soon to disappear. A similar vision of the decline of
7 Phaedr|    lover of discourse who had a similar weakness;—he saw and rejoiced;
8 Phaedr|        and were going to make a similar speech about all the advantages
9 Phaedr|  Phaedrus, who is the father of similar beauties, that he will never