Dialogue

1 Craty|       questions about justice, virtue, knowledge, and were illustrated
2 Craty|        subject, language, like virtue in the Republic, is examined
3 Craty|        namely by the desire of virtue, which they hope to obtain
4 Craty|        good and others bad, if virtue and vice are always equally
5 Craty|       his resolves, and by his virtue crowns them; and his continuance
6 Craty|        them with the desire of virtue, but while they are flustered
7 Craty| because she is a proficient in virtue (arete), and perhaps also
8 Craty|        of the two words arete (virtue) and kakia (vice); arete
9 Craty|  nothing is more eligible than virtue, and this has been hammered