Dialogue

 1   Ion|        The theme of the Dialogue may possibly have been suggested
 2   Ion|     poets and their interpreters may be compared to a chain of
 3   Ion|         Reflections of this kind may have been passing before
 4   Ion|          this family resemblance may be traced in the Ion. The
 5   Ion|     nothing more is known of him may be adduced in confirmation
 6   Ion|         art as a whole, the same may be said of them. Would you
 7   Ion|         rings; and sometimes you may see a number of pieces of
 8   Ion|      order that we who hear them may know them to be speaking
 9   Ion|    Ithaca or in Troy or whatever may be the scene of the poem?~
10   Ion|        of the well-wrought wheel may not even seem to touch the
11   Ion|       Why, yes, Ion, because you may possibly have a knowledge
12   Ion|         of the rhapsode; and you may also have a knowledge of
13   Ion| Apollodorus of Cyzicus?~ION: Who may he be?~SOCRATES: One who,
14   Ion|       general, in order that you may escape exhibiting your Homeric