Dialogue

1 Intro|        nor the verification of causes by prescribed methods less
2 Intro|        the conditions than the causes. It can prove to us that
3 Intro|        great complexity of the causes and the great simplicity
4 Intro|      mind, nor can we tell the causes of them. But we know them
5 Intro| themselves are disjointed; the causes of them run up into other
6  Thea|      conceive that a good mind causes men to have good thoughts;
7  Thea|      but the teacher of wisdom causes the good to take the place