Dialogue

 1 Text|     occurrences in the public affairs of my own city. The existing
 2 Text|       full powers over public affairs as a whole. Some of these
 3 Text|       in public and political affairs. Well, even in the new government,
 4 Text|     the men engaged in public affairs, the laws too and the customs,
 5 Text| seemed to me to handle public affairs aright. For it was not possible
 6 Text|     easy matter, since public affairs at Athens were not carried
 7 Text|       looked at the course of affairs and saw them being swept
 8 Text|       the present position of affairs; afterwards, to satisfy
 9 Text|     that, when he had put the affairs of his empire in a position
10 Text|       the first place, Dion’s affairs will be dealt with in whatever
11 Text|    But if not, none of Dion’s affairs will have results in accordance
12 Text|     and me about Dion and his affairs. For your sake I will do
13 Text|     to him again about Dion’s affairs; for I did not think that
14 Text|       if, being in charge the affairs of a great State which rules