Dialogue

 1 Intro|  imprinted on the word by the genius of Plato; (3) that the principal
 2 Intro|     Olympic games. The man of genius, the great original thinker,
 3 Intro|  sense was not affixed by his genius, but already current. When
 4 Intro|   which attached to them. The genius of Plato could not have
 5 Intro|      that national decline of genius, unity, political force,
 6 Intro| hardly have described a great genius like Democritus in the disdainful
 7 Intro|      further developed by the genius of Spinoza and Hegel. But
 8 Intro|     conform. His metaphysical genius is especially shown in the
 9 Intro|      than they are different: genius is of all ages, and there
10 Intro|      his thoughts perish; his genius passes away unknown. But
11 Intro|  language and invented by the genius of one or two great thinkers
12 Intro|      he finds glimpses of the genius of the poet and of the common