Dialogue

1 Euthyd|  may be too much of them in wrong places. ‘No,’ says Ctesippus, ‘
2 Euthyd|      and turn his mind in a wrong direction, and he may be
3 Euthyd|    answer to Euthydemus was wrong.~Then once more the admirers
4 Euthyd|     Then, he said, you were wrong in your answer.~The word
5 Euthyd| quite true, I said. And the wrong use of a thing is far worse
6 Euthyd| certainly they were not far wrong; for the man, Crito, began
7 Euthyd|   error, then again you are wrong in saying that there is