Dialogue

 1 Craty|       that he has learned from Euthyphro,’ and the like. Even the
 2 Craty|       the real Critias, or the Euthyphro in this dialogue like the
 3 Craty|        dialogue like the other Euthyphro, the diviner, in the dialogue
 4 Craty|        inspired or maddened by Euthyphro, with whom he has been sitting
 5 Craty|  Socrates, about the parody of Euthyphro, or Prodicus, or Antisthenes,
 6 Craty|   inspiration which comes from Euthyphro, and his prancing steeds,
 7 Craty|      caught the infection from Euthyphro, who gave me a long lecture
 8 Craty|    legein. I get all this from Euthyphro; and now a new and ingenious
 9 Craty|     soma; but I am afraid that Euthyphro and his disciples will scorn
10 Craty|     will see how the horses of Euthyphro prance. ‘Only one more God;
11 Craty|      much to my mind,” whether Euthyphro, or some Muse inhabiting
12 Craty|     inspiration from the great Euthyphro of the Prospaltian deme,
13 Craty|    trust to the inspiration of Euthyphro.~HERMOGENES: Of course.~
14 Craty| acceptable to the disciples of Euthyphro, for I am afraid that they
15 Craty|    shalt see how the steeds of Euthyphro can prance.~HERMOGENES:
16 Craty|        pur; either the muse of Euthyphro has deserted me, or there
17 Craty|    whether you are inspired by Euthyphro, or whether some Muse may