Dialogue

 1 Intro| improve them, would act in the spirit of the law-giver. But then,
 2 Intro|     observes, that the general spirit of the myth may be summed
 3 Intro| dialogues, but nowhere has the spirit of modern inductive philosophy
 4 Intro|     you grow older.’ A similar spirit is discernible in the remarkable
 5 Intro|        of being altered in the spirit of the legislator, and of
 6 Intro|       the written word and the spirit; the principles of obligation
 7 Intro|     rebels against them in the spirit of Callicles in the Gorgias;
 8 Intro|    above them,—and this is the spirit of Plato in the Statesman.
 9 Intro|     change must be made in the spirit of a people as well as in
10 State|    able to govern in a similar spirit, and who show a strength
11 State|        able and willing in the spirit of virtue and knowledge