Dialogue

1 Euthyd|      short time and in the very best manner. Socrates, who is
2 Euthyd|       the men from whom he will best learn it?~Certainly, Socrates,
3 Euthyd|         can be taught, he said.~Best of men, I said, I am delighted
4 Euthyd| Socrates, he said; I will do my best.~I was pleased at hearing
5 Euthyd|     that you could teach virtue best of all men, to any one who
6 Euthyd|     yours?~I suppose that I had best answer you, Dionysodorus,
7 Euthyd|         the exhibition would be best of all, if the discussion
8 Euthyd|         as Pindar says, is the ‘best of all things,’ is also