Dialogue

 1 Intro| survived; and on these a mighty change passed. For their life was
 2 Intro|    moments underwent a parallel change and disappeared. In that
 3 Intro|        owing to some unexpected change in the weather, the patient
 4 Intro|    corresponding to the general change in the later writings of
 5 Intro|         or modes of industry. A change must be made in the spirit
 6 Intro|    Plato. And the appearance of change or progress is not to be
 7 State|      world, or in this? For the change in the course of the stars
 8 State|       fulness of time, when the change was to take place, and the
 9 State|        again stood still, and a change opposite to the previous
10 State|        and of the causes of the change, about men there is not
11 State|          owing to an unexpected change of the winds or other celestial