Dialogue

 1 Text|          having taken under his rule many great cities of Sicily
 2 Text|       make him a partner in his rule; and he showed himself inferior
 3 Text|      Athenians took under their rule very many cities not founded
 4 Text| existence, and maintained their rule over these for seventy years,
 5 Text|         but-to put it under the rule of laws-for the other course
 6 Text|         during the whole of his rule, when he held supreme power,
 7 Text|         supreme power, in which rule if philosophy and power
 8 Text|       passes his life under the rule of righteousness with the
 9 Text|    himself, or living under the rule of godly men and having
10 Text|       mind to any other form of rule, but that, dealing first
11 Text|    against him and his despotic rule; yet feelings of scruple