Dialogue

1 Intro|      all his writings than his comparison of the contemporary politicians
2 Intro| employed by him as well as the comparison of particular arts—weaving,
3 Intro|    have been improved. But the comparison of the Laws proves that
4 State|        or, as in the preceding comparison we spoke of manufacturers,
5 State|         just as man, who is by comparison a divine being, still rules
6 State|     conception, and out of the comparison there arises one true notion,
7 State|     there must also be another comparison of them with the mean or
8 State|        there will never be any comparison of either with the mean.~