Dialogue

 1 Intro|     are ready to maintain the opposite. The multitude may not and
 2 Intro| worship his teachers. And the opposite doctrine must not be forgotten:—~‘
 3 Intro|       hardness is, and is the opposite of softness, is slowly learned
 4 Intro| theories do not represent the opposite poles of thought in the
 5 Intro|       from different and even opposite points of view, which cannot
 6 Intro|       like and everything its opposite. The parts of a whole, the
 7  Thea|      to the man in health the opposite of bitter. Now I cannot
 8  Thea|       please, overthrow by an opposite argument, or if you like
 9  Thea|      many, will have just the opposite effect upon him; and as
10  Thea|     against you and are of an opposite judgment and opinion, deeming
11  Thea|      had almost forgotten the opposite doctrine, Theodorus,~‘Alone
12  Thea|    liberal education, and the opposite is pedantic; but sometimes
13  Thea|      according to that of its opposite. But I will not insist upon
14  Thea|       sense meet straight and opposite—false when they go awry