Dialogue

1 Intro|       his earlier and his later writings. The perfection of style,
2 Intro|       dramatic character of the writings of Plato. There are two,
3 Intro|  sufficiently accomplished.~The writings of Plato belong to an age
4 Intro|       find mention in the later writings of Plato, especially in
5 Intro| yourself a pig, and you make my writings a sport of other swine.
6 Intro|   fanatics’ who appealed to his writings. He might have said, ‘The
7 Intro|       early poetry or in sacred writings to express the works of
8  Thea|     hearers to make sport of my writings in the same ignorant manner;
9  Thea|        may be inferred from his writings, agrees that this opinion