Dialogue

 1 Euthyd|            and metaphysics; if they give us a more comprehensive
 2 Euthyd|            and if Dionysodorus will give him a like piece of information
 3 Euthyd|        liberality, which makes them give away their secret to all
 4 Euthyd|           to him that he should not give up philosophy because he
 5 Euthyd|         first I wish that you would give me a description of their
 6 Euthyd|        Euthydemus was proceeding to give the youth a third fall;
 7 Euthyd|           therefore, as I wanted to give him a respite lest he should
 8 Euthyd|          how); for they promised to give me a sample of the hortatory
 9 Euthyd| exhortations which I would have you give; and I hope that one of
10 Euthyd|           of evil men. And if I may give you a piece of advice, you
11 Euthyd|           be thankful for what they give us. If they know how to
12 Euthyd|            only wish that you would give me some proof which would
13 Euthyd|           truly.~What proof shall I give you? he said.~Will you tell
14 Euthyd|            which you could sell and give and sacrifice to any god
15 Euthyd|            that which you could not give or sell or sacrifice you
16 Euthyd|           are yours which you could give away or sell or offer in
17 Euthyd|         yours, can you sell them or give them away or do what you
18 Euthyd|           to teach any one who will give them money; no age or want