Dialogue

1 Euthyd|    not of the kind to which ancient logic can be usefully applied.
2 Euthyd| those who have. Most of the ancient puzzles have been settled
3 Euthyd|     not. The better part of ancient logic appears hardly in
4 Euthyd|    rhetoric, if indeed this ancient art be not also fading away
5 Euthyd|  two different meanings, an ancient and a modern one, and we
6 Euthyd|   and second part of logic. Ancient logic would be the propaedeutic
7 Euthyd|     whether of Plato in the ancient, or of Pope and Swift in
8 Euthyd|     have a bad name both in ancient and modern times. The persons
9 Euthyd| will be prating, and are an ancient.~Now I saw that he was getting