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 1 Text|      ERASISTRATUS: I should say, Socrates, that happiness
 2 Text|   be richer than he.~I dare say, Eryxias, I said, that you
 3 Text|    retorted Critias, should say that there is no one whom
 4 Text|    man is judged):— When, I say, we are thus in earnest,
 5 Text| same is true, he went on to say, of all other things; men
 6 Text|   precious stone, we should say that he was very rich?~ERASISTRATUS:
 7 Text| another question:—Would you say that the same thing can
 8 Text|   result?~ERYXIAS: I cannot say more than that if we require
 9 Text| towards life? For do we not say that silver is useful because
10 Text|     SOCRATES: And would you say that those things are useful
11 Text|   become useless; whereas I say that in order to accomplish
12 Text|  purpose?~CRITIAS: I should say not.~SOCRATES: And we call
13 Text|   or not. But what shall we say to another question: Which