Dialogue

 1 Euthyd|      time and in the very best manner. Socrates, who is always
 2 Euthyd| exhibition. Socrates asks what manner of man was this censorious
 3 Euthyd|  knocking him down,’ after the manner of the two Sophists: (3)
 4 Euthyd|        with a remark after the manner of the interlocutor in the
 5 Euthyd|       initiating you after the manner of the Corybantes in the
 6 Euthyd|      inartistic and ridiculous manner, do not laugh at me, for
 7 Euthyd|    things in a certain way and manner, and not as they really
 8 Euthyd|       another instance of your manner of speaking about the dog
 9 Euthyd|         Here Ctesippus, as his manner was, burst into a roar of
10 Euthyd|       of all let me know;—What manner of man was he who came up