Dialogue

1 Intro|      sometimes oppose them, are nearly allied; the difference between
2 Intro| speaking generally, the same or nearly the same with our own. After
3 Intro|    higher interests of man. But nearly all the good (as well as
4 Intro|    conscious that they are very nearly connected. But in endeavouring
5 Intro|       experience is the same or nearly the same with our own.~c.
6 Intro|   Aristotle the process is more nearly completed, and has gained
7 Intro|         which enables us to see nearly the whole, if not at once,
8 Intro|     that in which it seems most nearly to approach the divine,
9  Thea|        corrections; thus I have nearly the whole conversation written