Dialogue

1 Phaedr|     problem of love without regard to the distinctions of nature.
2 Phaedr|  better half of him when we regard his Dialogues merely as
3 Phaedr|   creations? These he would regard as the signs of an age wanting
4 Phaedr|    of praising God ‘without regard to truth and falsehood,
5 Phaedr| meaning ourselves,’ without regard to history or experience?
6 Phaedr|  the world; or if, out of a regard to your own interest, you
7 Phaedr|  with you, shall not merely regard present enjoyment, but also
8 Phaedr|     it such as this is they regard as an easy thing which their