Dialogue

 1 Euthyd|    invent laws of thought, or imagine that any single science
 2 Euthyd|       philosophers, whom they imagine to be their rivals. They
 3 Euthyd|    their own wisdom; for they imagine themselves to have all the
 4 Euthyd|     the Euthydemus, we should imagine a mental state in which
 5 Euthyd|       could be spoken. Let us imagine disputes carried on with
 6 Euthyd|      of Sophists, as I should imagine. Of what country are they,
 7 Euthyd|    the wise, Cleinias, as you imagine.~At these words the followers
 8 Euthyd|      proceed to initiate you; imagine then that you have gone
 9 Euthyd| earnest?~I was led by this to imagine that they fancied us to
10 Euthyd| please you equally well, as I imagine.~I certainly will not answer
11 Euthyd|   father?~Certainly, I did so imagine, said Ctesippus.~And do
12 Euthyd|     my sweet man, may perhaps imagine that they do not see; and
13 Euthyd|     is not the same; I should imagine that even a child will hardly