Dialogue

 1 Text|       my first visit to Sicily, being then about forty years old,
 2 Text|       The existing constitution being generally condemned, a revolution
 3 Text|   Peiraeus-each of these bodies being in charge of the market
 4 Text|     written and unwritten, were being altered for the worse, and
 5 Text|         of affairs and saw them being swept in all directions
 6 Text|      himself. Indeed, he saw it being actually implanted in other
 7 Text|         while the government is being carried on methodically
 8 Text|         that time his intention being that Dionysios, when his
 9 Text|     those who brought them into being. This ignorance it was which
10 Text|     those who have for the time being gained the upper hand, when
11 Text|          and that the steps now being taken were quite at variance
12 Text|     manufactured or coming into being in the course of nature,
13 Text|         things, to every living being, to character in souls,
14 Text|    things now called round from being called straight, and the
15 Text|     things, that which has real being, and that which is only
16 Text|       refutation by the senses, being merely the thing presented
17 Text|         about all that has real being. After much effort, as names,
18 Text|    trading ships and sail away, being indignant and thinking it
19 Text|         to get hold of him, and being unable to do so, sent for
20 Text| Dionysios-our ground for action being the breach of faith to a
21 Text|        am hardly of the age for being comrade in arms to anyone;
22 Text|  getting together conspirators, being all the while a poor creature,
23 Text|       fault, if he complains of being poor. The same is true if
24 Text|       few among the many-or if, being in charge the affairs of