Dialogue

 1 Text|     the best laws. So it is no matter for surprise if some God
 2 Text|        my hand was not an easy matter, since public affairs at
 3 Text|      Therefore, I pondered the matter and was in two minds as
 4 Text|     treatment of me is a small matter. But philosophy-whose praises
 5 Text|  therefore that I must put the matter definitely to the test to
 6 Text| sufficiently studied the whole matter and have no need of any
 7 Text|     have any real skill in the matter. There neither is nor ever
 8 Text|        much converse about the matter itself and a life lived
 9 Text|      natural kinship with this matter cannot be made akin to it
10 Text|    believe himself to know the matter, and has he an adequate
11 Text|       by myself I pondered the matter in much distress. The first
12 Text|     not a word to me about the matter from beginning to end, and