Dialogue

 1 Lache|       still in ignorance of the nature of courage. They must go
 2 Lache|        us in distinguishing the nature of courage. In this part
 3 Lache|         true intimations of the nature of courage are allowed to
 4 Lache|        prior question about the nature of the art of which we want
 5 Lache|     clearly, we should know the nature of sight, and should be
 6 Lache|      must we not first know the nature of virtue? For how can we
 7 Lache|        presume that we know the nature of virtue?~LACHES: Yes.~
 8 Lache|       set about determining the nature of courage, and in the second
 9 Lache|       to speak of the universal nature which pervades them all.~
10 Lache|        fancy that I do know the nature of courage; but, somehow
11 Lache|        hold of her and tell her nature.~SOCRATES: But, my dear
12 Lache|     like him to say what is the nature of this knowledge or wisdom.~
13 Lache|   knowledge only extends to the nature of health and disease: he
14 Lache|  question extended to the whole nature of courage: and according
15 Lache| displayed your ignorance of the nature of courage, but you look