Dialogue

1 Intro|    man. Allowing nine or ten years for the interval between
2 Intro|  Plato was about thirty-nine years of age. No more definite
3 Intro|  Corinthian war, between the years 390-387. The later date
4 Intro|   disputant, now advanced in years, of the Protagoras and Symposium;
5 Intro|    had degenerated a hundred years later. There is nothing
6 Intro|   supposed. The child of two years old sees the fire once and
7 Intro| accompanies it. But in later years he sees in the name only
8 Intro|    youth, as they advance in years are prone to acquiesce in
9  Thea|       came upon him in early years, when the tenderness of