Dialogue

 1   Ion|        well?~ION: Yes; and I am right in saying so.~SOCRATES:
 2   Ion|     they dance are not in their right mind, so the lyric poets
 3   Ion|    lyric poets are not in their right mind when they are composing
 4   Ion|      not when they are in their right mind. And the soul of the
 5   Ion|         best of songs? Am I not right, Ion?~ION: Yes, indeed,
 6   Ion|        ION: There again you are right.~SOCRATES: Then you are
 7   Ion|       or Priam,—are you in your right mind? Are you not carried
 8   Ion|      wronging him;—is he in his right mind or is he not?~ION:
 9   Ion|      speaking, he is not in his right mind.~SOCRATES: And are
10   Ion|       and urge the horse on the right hand with whip and voice;
11   Ion|     particular art will have no right judgment of the sayings
12   Ion|          ION: And you are quite right, Socrates, in saying so.~
13   Ion| SOCRATES: Yes, Ion, and you are right also. And as I have selected