Dialogue

 1 Intro|     have exercised a far wider influence in the cities of Ionia (
 2 Intro|  philosophy are lowered by the influence which is exercised over
 3 Intro| absolutely certain, (a) of the influence exerted by the mind over
 4 Intro|       from time to time by the influence of literature and philosophy.
 5 Intro|      bodily ones.~c. The false influence of language. We are apt
 6 Intro|        exercise a considerable influence on human character, yet
 7 Intro|    considerable, but undefined influence, we must not increase the
 8 Intro|        itself or by the latent influence of the body. Both science
 9 Intro|  heavenly, the slow and silent influence of habit, which little by
10 Intro|       liable to fall under the influence of Physiology or Metaphysic.
11  Thea|       me, or falling under the influence of others, have gone away