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 1 Text| Eryxias, interposing, but what use would it be if a man had
 2 Text|     whereas wisdom is of small use and it is of no importance
 3 Text|       which you have just made use; for he was annoyed to have
 4 Text|    instance, the Carthaginians use money of this sort. Something
 5 Text|        Lacedaemon, again, they use iron by weight which has
 6 Text|    Lacedaemonian could make no use. Once more, among the Nomad
 7 Text|     value because they have no use for a house, nor would a
 8 Text| leather coat, because he could use the one and not the other.
 9 Text|      and therefore it is of no use to us.~ERASISTRATUS: True.~
10 Text|       are seeking. What is the use of wealth, and for what
11 Text|        to enquire, What is the use of those useful things which
12 Text|     said to be useful which we use in production, just as all
13 Text|       by us, there would be no use in this so-called wealth,
14 Text|  anything else which we do not use directly for the body in
15 Text|      body, they would be of no use to us for that purpose?~
16 Text|     purpose is of the greatest use; not that these things are
17 Text|       to those who know how to use a horse?’~ERYXIAS: Certainly.~
18 Text|        to him who knows how to use it?~ERYXIAS: True.~SOCRATES:
19 Text|        person who knows how to use them?~ERYXIAS: Exactly.~
20 Text|    least that they know how to use them. But if so, to them
21 Text|        of these things for the use of the body?~CRITIAS: Certainly
22 Text|       taught by hearing and we use the sense of hearing in
23 Text|      the power of hearing, may use that very faculty for the