DIALOGUES[24]

Sceptical Disputative Embarrassing Confuting Inquisitive Exciting Assisting

Dogmatical Demonstrative Analytical Inductional Authoritative Magisterial

Traditional

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[24]We have, given us by Diogenes Laertius, another division of the

characters, as he calls them, of Plato's writings, different from that

exhibited in the scheme above. This we have thought proper to subjoin, on

account of its antiquity and general reception.

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