Dialogue

 1 Intro|      dialogues of Plato are of so various a character that their relation
 2 Intro|         between the world, in the various characters of sophist, lawyer,
 3 Intro|         you. He combines the most various qualities, quickness, patience,
 4 Intro|        his mind a block of wax of various qualities, the gift of Memory,
 5 Intro|         or volition. As there are various degrees in which the mind
 6 Intro| operations of sense, so there are various points at which this separation
 7 Intro|         which may be explained in various ways. It is the element
 8 Intro|      really the conception of the various geometrical figures of which
 9 Intro|      withdrawn from it. There are various ways in which we may trace
10 Intro|          of sense. These admit of various degrees of duration or intensity;
11 Intro|           less degree, and to the various associations of the object
12 Intro|       them and to arrange them in various ways. Besides the impression
13 Intro|          animal too has memory in various degrees, and the elements
14 Intro|            and which we attain in various degrees according to our
15 Intro|         The different virtues—the various characters which exist in
16 Intro|           assimilation of them in various degrees. We never see these
17 Intro|          thinkers there have been various types, but they have all
18 Intro|    continuously, and it exists in various degrees. It may be imperceptible
19  Thea| particular about madness, and the various illusions of hearing and
20  Thea|           of some other;—when the various numbers and forms of knowledge