Dialogue

 1 Euthyd| sophistical ritual. This is all a sort of horse-play, which is
 2 Euthyd|         which is of quite another sort.~‘You want Cleinias to be
 3 Euthyd|        art, as having the desired sort of knowledge. But the kingly
 4 Euthyd|           are invincible in every sort of warfare; for they are
 5 Euthyd|          just another of the same sort.~Good heavens, I said; and
 6 Euthyd|         For if a man had all that sort of knowledge that ever was,
 7 Euthyd|      nature of the task, and what sort of a discourse I desire
 8 Euthyd|           tedious I admit, of the sort of exhortations which I
 9 Euthyd|           or whether there is one sort of knowledge only which
10 Euthyd|       from some one else this new sort of death and destruction
11 Euthyd|   lyre-makers, or artists of that sort— far otherwise; for with
12 Euthyd|          only another of the same sort?~He assented.~But suppose,
13 Euthyd|            and a question of this sort was asked: Does the kingly
14 Euthyd|  Euthydemus, but one of the other sort, who, as you were saying,
15 Euthyd|          he said:—‘theirs was the sort of discourse which anybody
16 Euthyd|         you talk, that there is a sort of madness in many of our
17 Euthyd|           profession the inferior sort are numerous and good for