Dialogue

1 Intro|       is extended by us to all actions, to the tones of the voice,
2 Intro|        The complexity of human actions and also the uncertainty
3 State|     The differences of men and actions, and the endless irregular
4 State|     seems to influence all our actions: we must examine it.~YOUNG
5 State| corresponding to their several actions.~YOUNG SOCRATES: I agree.~
6 State|  proper solemnity. Of all such actions we predicate not courage,
7 State|    another in their respective actions; and if we pursue the enquiry,
8 State|  affinities to either class of actions they distribute praise and
9 State|       and blame,—praise to the actions which are akin to their