Dialogue

1 Intro|        when they have been long fixed and defined. In the age
2 Intro|       and the new, were not yet fixed. The Greeks, in the fourth
3 Intro|     with others; for nothing is fixed in them or their ideas,—
4 Intro|     ideas,—they are at war with fixed principles.’ I suppose,
5 Intro|     ways, then there is nothing fixed or defined at all, and therefore
6 Intro|        ideas alone seemed to be fixed, so to a later generation
7 Intro| philosophical opinions the only fixed points appeared to be outward
8 Intro|        laws of the world remain fixed as at the beginning. He
9 Intro|     Plato it has not yet become fixed: we are still stumbling