Dialogue

 1 Text|      were appointed rulers with full powers over public affairs
 2 Text|      though at first I had been full of a strong impulse towards
 3 Text|      life of happiness, stuffed full as it was with the banquets
 4 Text| equality of rights.~With a mind full of these thoughts, on the
 5 Text|         conduct would take, was full of apprehension-for young
 6 Text|    found the court of Dionysios full of intrigues and of attempts
 7 Text|         the whole State will be full of security and happiness,
 8 Text|      these, getting their heads full of erroneous teaching on
 9 Text|        who have got their heads full of erroneous teaching, which
10 Text|       After this he uses to the full his own powers and those
11 Text|      even turned on a lathe, is full of that which is opposite
12 Text|    these will ever learn to the full the truth about virtue and