Dialogue

 1 Intro|        of those who had died by violence, in a few moments underwent
 2 Intro|      the care. And there was no violence among them, or war, or devouring
 3 Intro|         which may with a little violence be comprehended in one of
 4 Intro|        who uses a little gentle violence in effecting the cure? Or
 5 Intro|       Or shall we say, that the violence is just, if exercised by
 6 Intro|         are termed ‘hardness,’ ‘violence,’ ‘madness;’ of the other ‘
 7 Intro|       the same time some little violence may be used in exterminating
 8 Intro|         this world. The ‘gentle violence,’ the marriage of dissimilar
 9 State|     bodies of those who died by violence at that time quickly passed
10 State| shepherd; neither was there any violence, or devouring of one another,
11 State|         to thieving and acts of violence, and are concerned with
12 State|         he does use some gentle violence for their good, what is
13 State|        their good, what is this violence to be called? Or rather,
14 State|        the patient to whom such violence is applied, to charge the
15 State|     physician who practises the violence with wanting skill or aggravating
16 State|         he could say about such violence is that he has incurred
17 State|       And shall we say that the violence, if exercised by a rich
18 State| quickness or hardness is termed violence or madness; too great slowness