Dialogue

 1 Text|    right to squander all their property in extravagant, and consider
 2 Text|   instance, the acquisition of property or the proper treatment
 3 Text|        possessed of sufficient property. For a city of ten thousand
 4 Text|    remain in possession of his property and to receive the income
 5 Text| pretence that the owner of the property was not Dion but Dion’s
 6 Text|    require him to take his own property and reside in the Peloponnese,
 7 Text|      him, that, if he has this property at his disposal, he will
 8 Text|        shall depart taking the property with you. I am quite sure
 9 Text|      be sneered at; for Dion’s property is, at a fair estimate,
10 Text|       the remark that half the property must be regarded as belonging
11 Text|    selling the whole of Dion’s property, using his own discretion
12 Text| keeping a tight hold on Dion’s property. However, we gave out to
13 Text|     enjoying the income of his property. I have already sent for
14 Text|   scheme not to restore Dion’s property would give him a plausible
15 Text|        towards him because the property of Dion was now entirely
16 Text|        journey. But for Dion’s property I made no further request,
17 Text|       had restored to Dion his property or been reconciled with
18 Text|    distributing by decrees the property of the few among the many-or