Dialogue

 1 Intro|   accords with the ironical spirit in which the wisest of men
 2 Intro|     The Megarian or Eristic spirit within us revives the question,
 3 Intro|   are conceived in the true spirit of philosophy. And the distinction
 4 Intro|  proposition.~Plato, in the spirit of the Megarian philosophy,
 5 Intro|     the manner in which the spirit is broken in a wicked man
 6 Intro|    been the work of another spirit, the work of enthusiasts
 7  Thea|    and to receive them in a spirit of fairness. And now I shall
 8  Thea| argument in a more generous spirit; and either show, if you
 9  Thea|    train his pupils in this spirit is a wise man, and deserves
10  Thea|    a friendly and congenial spirit, what we really mean when
11  Thea|    ashamed to approach in a spirit unworthy of him. I met him