Dialogue

 1 Euthyd|          with one voice vehemently assented, and bid him exhibit the
 2 Euthyd|             are there not?~The boy assented.~And they are the teachers
 3 Euthyd|           you not know letters?~He assented.~All letters?~Yes.~But when
 4 Euthyd|           letters?~To this also he assented.~Then if you know all letters,
 5 Euthyd|         which one learns?~Cleinias assented.~And knowing is having knowledge
 6 Euthyd|            doubt of the answer.~He assented.~And what things do we esteem
 7 Euthyd|            own land, are goods?~He assented.~And what other goods are
 8 Euthyd|        performing on the flute?~He assented.~And are not the scribes
 9 Euthyd|           with an ignorant one?~He assented.~Then wisdom always makes
10 Euthyd|           were present with us?~He assented.~And should we be happy
11 Euthyd|           evil. You admit that?~He assented.~Now in the working and
12 Euthyd|            practice about them?~He assented.~Then in every possession
13 Euthyd| good-fortune but success?~He again assented.~And tell me, I said, O
14 Euthyd|        less than an active man?~He assented.~And a slow man less than
15 Euthyd|        ignorance the only evil?~He assented.~Let us consider a further
16 Euthyd|           and evil things evil?~He assented.~And you say that gentlemen
17 Euthyd|        speaking the same thing?~He assented.~Or when neither of us is
18 Euthyd|         not that your position?~He assented.~But if he cannot speak
19 Euthyd|       another of the same sort?~He assented.~But suppose, I said, that