Dialogue

1 Text|      be the portion of every soul, either while attached to
2 Text|       which declare that the soul is immortal, that it has
3 Text| impoverished as he is in the soul, turns a deaf ear to this
4 Text|      were, is kindled in one soul by a flame that leaps to
5 Text|     only a quality, when the soul is seeking to know, not
6 Text|      four, presenting to the soul by word and in act that
7 Text|   the thing presented to the soul in each particular case
8 Text|  nature (as the state of the soul is naturally in the majority
9 Text|    forgetting it, if a man’s soul has once laid hold of it;