Dialogue

 1 Lache|       have accompanied them to see a man named Stesilaus fighting
 2 Lache|     Still, he does not like to see an Athenian statesman and
 3 Lache|       age at his trial in 399 (see Apology), he could not have
 4 Lache|    asked you to go with us and see him. I think that we may
 5 Lache|    seen, and told us to go and see him. And we determined that
 6 Lache|      in an adviser, you should see whether he too is skilful
 7 Lache| concerns. I hope that you will see fit to comply with our request.~
 8 Lache|    with our request.~NICIAS: I see very clearly, Lysimachus,
 9 Lache|    LACHES: Indeed, Socrates, I see no difficulty in answering;
10 Lache|      and at the last gasp: you see our extremity, and may save
11 Lache|       Why, because he does not see that the physician’s knowledge
12 Lache|     enough.~SOCRATES: I do not see why I should not; and my
13 Lache|       SOCRATES: And now let me see whether you agree with Laches
14 Lache|  courage, but you look only to see whether I have not made