Dialogue

1 Euthyd| extraordinary statement: he will believe if Euthydemus will tell
2 Euthyd|         relation. Crito will not believe that Socrates has not improved
3 Euthyd|  SOCRATES: As to their origin, I believe that they are natives of
4 Euthyd|         others with them, whom I believe to be their disciples, and
5 Euthyd|     principal occupation; and we believe that we can impart it better
6 Euthyd|       found to be right, we will believe the rest. They fancied that
7 Euthyd|      they did.~This we could not believe. And Euthydemus said: You
8 Euthyd|      yourselves. And I do verily believe that there are few who are
9 Euthyd|       only; but if she be what I believe that she is, then follow