Dialogue

 1 Text| formed, and I will attempt to give you an account of it from
 2 Text|  would certainly have come to give me your aid towards the
 3 Text|    what is only a side issue, give you my advice as to what
 4 Text|     obey him, he may go on to give him other advice. But if
 5 Text|       present time.~Again, to give another instance, the Athenians
 6 Text|     And in addition to this I give for the third time to you
 7 Text|       or to conquered, but to give equal and common rights
 8 Text|    not obey the counsel I now give you. For this course is
 9 Text|     in his daily life as will give him inward sobriety and
10 Text| occasion.~I did not, however, give a complete exposition, nor
11 Text|     we try to compel a man to give a clear answer about the
12 Text|        does after much effort give birth in a well-constituted
13 Text|      him in this, and he must give you security. Let the funds
14 Text|    and when it was sold would give half to me to take away,
15 Text| restore Dion’s property would give him a plausible excuse for