Dialogue

1 Text|       Sicilian Greeks, having set his affection on virtue
2 Text|    order, which he would have set his heart to accomplish,
3 Text|     carry out with our hearts set on the welfare of Syracuse.
4 Text| previous visit have just been set forth in the preceding narrative.
5 Text|       with this reflection, I set out, with many fears and
6 Text|      is true of that which is set down in written characters.~
7 Text|      worthy, if his heart was set on the credit of possessing