Dialogue

 1 Intro|            to narrate.~There was a time when God directed the revolutions
 2 Intro|          allow that he goes at one time in one direction and at
 3 Intro|           direction and at another time in another; or that God
 4 Intro|    depended on how they used their time? If having boundless leisure,
 5 Intro|            tale. In the fulness of time, when the earthborn men
 6 Intro|            was well enough, but as time went on, discord entered
 7 Intro|           to get any. That was the time when Prometheus brought
 8 Intro|         proportion, and shall lose time in reducing them. Or our
 9 Intro|          these professions for all time. Suppose that they elect
10 Intro|         endured the worst of evils time out of mind; many cities
11 Intro|          cycle, who lived near the time, are supposed to have preserved
12 Intro|            act, and is at the same time attributed to the necessary
13 Intro|        probably made for the first time, of possessions appropriated
14 Intro|          upon species; at the same time, the important remark is
15 Intro|       master-science for the first time appears in view—the science
16 Intro|         Republic), and at the same time some little violence may
17 Intro|      history of nations, as at the time of the Crusades or the Reformation,
18 Intro|     actually prevailed for a short time at Athens—the rule of the
19 Intro| philosopher. There may have been a time when the king was a god,
20 State|     retaliate on you at some other time, but I must now ask the
21 State|      examined, but I must. Another time will do for me; to-day let
22 State|           other track; at the same time, I wish you to guard against
23 State|         glorification, at the same time jumbling together all the
24 State|           is brought to light, the time will have come to produce
25 State|          they say happened at that time?~YOUNG SOCRATES: I suppose
26 State|           Listen, then. There is a time when God himself guides
27 State|         its course; and there is a time, on the completion of a
28 State|          that he moves them at one time in one direction and at
29 State|           direction and at another time in another is blasphemy.
30 State|         the world is guided at one time by an external power which
31 State|           being set free at such a time as to have, during infinite
32 State|    reversal which takes place from time to time of the motion of
33 State|           takes place from time to time of the motion of the universe.~
34 State|    inhabitants of the world at the time.~YOUNG SOCRATES: Such changes
35 State|           which takes place at the time when the transition is made
36 State|           died by violence at that time quickly passed through the
37 State|           were nearest in point of time to the end of the last period
38 State|          get on. In the fulness of time, when the change was to
39 State|        Afterwards, when sufficient time had elapsed, the tumult
40 State|     proceeded well enough; but, as time went on, there was more
41 State|         living and growing, at one time in one manner, and at another
42 State|         one manner, and at another time in another. Enough of the
43 State|          parts of their work, lose time in cutting them down, so
44 State|            which will last for all time.~YOUNG SOCRATES: Of course
45 State|          is expecting to be a long time away from his patients—thinking
46 State|      burning them; and at the same time requiring them to bring
47 State|             and that in all future time vessels shall be navigated
48 State|      States have endured all this, time out of mind, and yet some
49 State|         ships at sea, founder from time to time, and perish and
50 State|          sea, founder from time to time, and perish and have perished
51 State|          beautiful and at the same time place in two opposite classes.~