Dialogue

 1 Intro|           and if you are not too particular about words you will be
 2 Intro|          letters which make up a particular word, is he not asked with
 3 Intro|       precisely suitable to each particular case. He cannot be sitting
 4 Intro|        well as the comparison of particular arts—weaving, the refining
 5 Intro|         the Phaedrus, receives a particular application to the art of
 6 Intro|           in order to obtain the particular contribution of each to
 7 Intro|         made by law or equity in particular cases.~There are two sides
 8 Intro|         far greater evil if each particular in the practice of medicine
 9 Intro|      animals, and the Hellene in particular should be aware that he
10 Intro| impugning the genuineness of any particular writings, but may be even
11 State|       you continue to be not too particular about names, you will be
12 State|      which had the charge of one particular herd?~YOUNG SOCRATES: Yes.~
13 State|         phenomena, and of one in particular, which takes place at the
14 State|       fixed by the truth in each particular, and then, again, in other
15 State|        in general in a small and particular instance; afterwards from
16 State|    grammatical knowledge of that particular word, or of all words?~YOUNG
17 State|      determine the nature of the particular science?~YOUNG SOCRATES:
18 State|        what is suitable for each particular case.~YOUNG SOCRATES: He
19 State|      vouchsafed to a city, in no particular fails to secure their happiness.~