Dialogue

 1 Text|         of the habits which this manner of life produces. For with
 2 Text|      unpopular among those whose manner of life was that which is
 3 Text|          come to Syracuse by all manner of means and with the utmost
 4 Text|     entreating me to come by all manner of means and with the utmost
 5 Text|       towards the principles and manner of life described by me,
 6 Text|        advises a sick man, whose manner of life is prejudicial to
 7 Text|          to change his patient’s manner of life, and if the patient
 8 Text|     forefathers, but follows the manner of life of Dion’s murderers
 9 Text| Dionysios seems to have felt all manner of anxiety lest certain
10 Text|    because, knowing as I did his manner of life, I disapproved of
11 Text|    discretion with regard to the manner and terms of the sale and