Dialogue

 1 Craty|      Euthydemus we also find a difficulty in determining the precise
 2 Craty|       of composition; 2nd, the difficulty of reproducing a state of
 3 Craty|    reading we certainly have a difficulty in understanding his drift,
 4 Craty|      language.~There remains a difficulty which seems to demand a
 5 Craty| letters?~1. The answer to this difficulty has been already anticipated
 6 Craty|      when they have to solve a difficulty; thus anticipating many
 7 Craty|     him, nor would he have any difficulty in finding them. Naturally
 8 Craty|       to sound; but we have no difficulty in ascertaining how the
 9 Craty|       to style which we have a difficulty in appreciating, and the
10 Craty|        there is a good deal of difficulty in this sort of knowledge,
11 Craty|         Socrates; but I find a difficulty in changing my opinion all
12 Craty|        etymologist there is no difficulty in seeing the meaning, for
13 Craty|       I think that there is no difficulty in explaining, for the name
14 Craty|  indeed.~SOCRATES: There is no difficulty in explaining the other
15 Craty|       there is some very great difficulty in the word. Please, however,
16 Craty|       adopt whenever I am in a difficulty of this sort.~HERMOGENES:
17 Craty|       of the soul; and aporia (difficulty) is an evil of the same
18 Craty|        that there is any great difficulty about them—edone is e (eta)
19 Craty|        and must get out of our difficulty in like fashion, by saying