Dialogue

 1 Intro|       upon which it turns. All changes in the heaven affect the
 2 Intro|  chisel of the sculptor. Great changes occur in the history of
 3 Intro| brought about slowly, like the changes in the frame of nature,
 4 State|        cause?~STRANGER: Of all changes of the heavenly motions,
 5 State|      to result in the greatest changes to the human beings who
 6 State|     time.~YOUNG SOCRATES: Such changes would naturally occur.~STRANGER:
 7 State|   difficulty great and serious changes of many different kinds
 8 State|        passed through the like changes, and in a few days were
 9 State|   follow, ever changing, as he changes, and ever living and growing,
10 State|       disappears and the scene changes?~YOUNG SOCRATES: Whom can
11 State|       asked—not even in sudden changes of circumstances, when something