Dialogue

1 Euthyd|     obsolete because we are no longer liable to fall into the
2 Euthyd|     the Aristotelian logic any longer natural to us. We no longer
3 Euthyd|    longer natural to us. We no longer put arguments into the form
4 Euthyd|        copula, nor dispute any longer about nominalism and realism.
5 Euthyd| Protagoras, for Socrates is no longer discussing whether virtue
6 Euthyd|        are matters which we no longer pursue seriously; to us
7 Euthyd|      wisdom would be wisdom no longer.~We contrived at last, somehow
8 Euthyd|      be what he is not, and no longer to be what he is?~I was
9 Euthyd|      he added: You wish him no longer to be what he is, which