Dialogue

 1 Lache|       there are some persons who, having never been taught, are better
 2 Lache|          acquirement is not worth having. For my opinion is, that
 3 Lache|          skill. Who are they who, having been inferior persons, have
 4 Lache|           shall not be annoyed at having to learn of him: for I too
 5 Lache|    encomium on Aeneas himself, as having a knowledge of fear or flight,
 6 Lache|       said that I was to blame in having put my question badly, and
 7 Lache|    engagement of cavalry endures, having the knowledge of horsemanship,
 8 Lache|     courageous as he who endures, having no such knowledge?~LACHES:
 9 Lache|     SOCRATES: And he who endures, having a knowledge of the use of
10 Lache| courageous as he who endures, not having such a knowledge?~LACHES:
11 Lache|       this or any similar action, having no knowledge of diving,
12 Lache|           who do the same things, having the skill to do them.~LACHES:
13 Lache|        instruct me, Socrates; but having been proved to be talking
14 Lache|         that you think nothing of having displayed your ignorance