Dialogue

1 Euthyd|       truth, might be a first and second part of logic. Ancient logic
2 Euthyd|    Heracles, on the approach of a second monster, called upon his
3 Euthyd| philosophy which in the first and second generation was a great and
4 Euthyd|        one whom I mean was seated second from you on the right-hand
5 Euthyd|        was a similar trick in the second question, when they asked
6 Euthyd|          goods.~True, he said.~On second thoughts, I added, how narrowly,
7 Euthyd|          especially when he saw a second monster of a sea-crab, who
8 Euthyd|      several interpretations; the second when one is improper but