Dialogue

 1 Craty|       to other questions about justice, virtue, knowledge, and
 2 Craty|       greater perplexity about justice than I was before I began
 3 Craty|         wisdom, understanding, justice, and the rest?’ To explain
 4 Craty|  derivation is proposed to me. Justice is said to be o kaion, or
 5 Craty|   answered, ‘What, is there no justice when the sun is down?’ And
 6 Craty|      opinion, he replies, that justice is fire in the abstract,
 7 Craty|      say with Anaxagoras, that justice is the ordering mind. ‘I
 8 Craty|   words—wisdom, understanding, justice, and the rest of them?~SOCRATES:
 9 Craty|    called agathon. Dikaiosune (justice) is clearly dikaiou sunesis (
10 Craty|      to a certain extent about justice, and then they begin to
11 Craty|  agreement about the nature of justice; but I, Hermogenes, being
12 Craty|     told in a mystery that the justice of which I am speaking is
13 Craty|        whispers in my ear that justice is rightly so called because
14 Craty|     still want to know what is justice.’ Thereupon they think that
15 Craty|      For one of them says that justice is the sun, and that he
16 Craty|     remark, ‘What, is there no justice in the world when the sun
17 Craty|       as Anaxagoras says, that justice is mind, for mind, as they
18 Craty| perplexity about the nature of justice than I was before I began
19 Craty|       digression, was given to justice for the reasons which I
20 Craty|       rest. What remains after justice? I do not think that we
21 Craty|      that which is contrary to justice, for otherwise courage would