Dialogue

 1 Intro|      criticizing himself. The character of the Eleatic stranger
 2 Intro|    the Phaedrus, has a double character, and unites two enquirers,
 3 Intro|     the dialogue are: (I) the character attributed to the Sophist: (
 4 Intro|      of the Stoics, and whose character varies in different dialogues.
 5 Intro|   Stranger eliciting his true character by a labourious process
 6 Intro|       is thus deprived of the character of a liberal profession.
 7 Intro| making long orations. In this character he parts company from the
 8 Intro|     have acquired a religious character. They seem also to derive
 9 Intro|     philosophy a truly German character by the use of idiomatic
10 Intro|      which flows beneath. The character of an individual, whether
11 Intro|       made between a person’s character and his conduct. His spirit