Dialogue

 1 Intro|              Sophist, has no appropriate character, and appears only as the
 2 Intro|                 but a name. The dramatic character is so completely forgotten,
 3 Intro|                 entirely on the personal character of the judge. He may be
 4 Intro|              principle of a more general character, that they shall be protected
 5 Intro| inappropriateness in his maintaining the character of chief speaker, when we
 6 Intro|                 allowance for the mythic character of the narrative in the
 7 State|                 of Cronos, Socrates; the character of our present life, which
 8 State|              more like their subjects in character, and much more nearly to
 9 State|                  same, and have the same character in both combinations, until
10 State|                they have not in them the character of any larger kind which
11 State|                  of the rest as having a character which is at once judicial
12 State|                 very true.~STRANGER: The character of the courageous, on the