Dialogue

 1 Text|           well as young, hear the way in which this opinion was
 2 Text|         to bring men out of a bad way of life into a good one.
 3 Text|        for the future in a better way than the majority of Italian
 4 Text|           Dionysios he lived in a way which rendered him somewhat
 5 Text|          turn him aside into some way of life other than the best.
 6 Text|           confronted with the one way in which this might have
 7 Text|       unprofessional. In the same way with regard to a State,
 8 Text|        and to advise them in what way their object may most readily
 9 Text|          live his daily life in a way that would make him as far
10 Text|          had no advantages in the way of education or of suitable
11 Text|            after starting in this way, he should make friends
12 Text| maintained that every man in this way would save both himself
13 Text|       these things were done, his way would be clear to a more
14 Text|           the attempt is in every way fraught with disaster. It
15 Text|        murderers in much the same way as I have with Dionysios.
16 Text|           laws. There is no other way save this for terminating
17 Text|        Sicily was occupied in the way which I related before giving
18 Text|         be dealt with in whatever way you yourself desire; I know
19 Text|           rumours. Now there is a way of putting such things to
20 Text|        the master who has led the way in these subjects? How he
21 Text|         that came up, leading the way in my self-communing, was
22 Text|          always devising some new way of scaring me back and of
23 Text|       Heracleides kept out of the way. Dionysios was trying to
24 Text|         on no account stand in my way. He consented and allowed
25 Text|         of it restored.~I made my way to the Peloponnese to Olympia,
26 Text|   continued, “you and others in a way forced me to be the sharer
27 Text|           his eyes open, make his way by steps like these to a