Dialogue

 1 Intro|      those sciences in a manner contrary to the law, he shall be
 2 Intro|         is, when men do nothing contrary to their own written laws
 3 State|       allow anything to be done contrary to his appointment, or any
 4 State| something for his good which is contrary to the written rules; what
 5 State| STRANGER: And when the citizen, contrary to law and custom, is compelled
 6 State|      citizen should do anything contrary to the laws, and any infringement
 7 State|   conditions of the atmosphere, contrary to the written rules, and
 8 State|    whether young or old, to act contrary to the written law, he is
 9 State|     about the laws, were to act contrary to them from motives of
10 State|    having fixed laws, in acting contrary to them with a view to something
11 State|         ruler, is to do nothing contrary to their own written laws
12 State|         of men with one another contrary to the appointment of the
13 State|        unite the dissimilar and contrary parts of virtue is not this,