Dialogue

1 Euthyd|          monster, called upon his nephew Iolaus to help. Dionysodorus
2 Euthyd|       that Iolaus was no more the nephew of Heracles than of Socrates.
3 Euthyd|           than of Socrates. For a nephew is a nephew, and a brother
4 Euthyd|       Socrates. For a nephew is a nephew, and a brother is a brother,
5 Euthyd| troublesome he called Iolaus, his nephew, to his help, who ably succoured
6 Euthyd|         me whether Iolaus was the nephew of Heracles any more than
7 Euthyd|      reply that Iolaus was not my nephew at all, but the nephew of
8 Euthyd|         my nephew at all, but the nephew of Heracles; and his father