Dialogue

1 Euthyf|        care about any man being thought wise until he begins to
2 Euthyf|         into a deeper region of thought and feeling. He means to
3 Euthyf|   consequence. For a man may be thought wise; but the Athenians,
4 Euthyf|   stranger you would never have thought of prosecuting him.~EUTHYPHRO:
5 Euthyf| regarded him as a murderer; and thought that no great harm would
6 Euthyf|     EUTHYPHRO: Yes, Socrates, I thought so; it was certainly said.~
7 Euthyf|        the attention, because I thought that you did not.~EUTHYPHRO: