Dialogue

 1 Intro|     labour, carrying the child round the hearth, fearing that
 2 Intro|        but after a while they “round apace,” if the gods are
 3 Intro|        and another? Thus we go round and round in a circle and
 4 Intro|  another? Thus we go round and round in a circle and make no
 5 Intro|     Yet there may be a glimpse round the corner, or a thought
 6  Thea|     the sun and the heavens go round in their orbits, all things
 7  Thea| obliged.~SOCRATES: Take a look round, then, and see that none
 8  Thea|        he is born, we must run round the hearth with him, and
 9  Thea|      place to another, or goes round in the same place, is not
10  Thea|         after going a long way round, we are once more face to
11  Thea|        will be compelled to go round and round, and you will
12  Thea|      compelled to go round and round, and you will make no progress.’
13  Thea|  opinion of them, and so we go round and round:—the revolution
14  Thea|         and so we go round and round:—the revolution of the scytal,