Dialogue

 1 Lache|    this was, for we certainly ought not to have any reserve
 2 Lache|       may remind you that you ought to have done so, and would
 3 Lache|       Indeed, Lysimachus, you ought not to give him up; for
 4 Lache|     your warmest friends. You ought to have visited us long
 5 Lache|   experienced, I think that I ought certainly to hear first
 6 Lache| species of knowledge, then it ought to be learned; but if not,
 7 Lache|    question whether young men ought or ought not to learn the
 8 Lache|    whether young men ought or ought not to learn the art of
 9 Lache|   evil and hurtful?~LACHES: I ought not to say that, Socrates.~
10 Lache|       say that the soothsayer ought to know the grounds of hope
11 Lache|     speak; for the soothsayer ought to know only the signs of
12 Lache|      will if you think that I ought.~SOCRATES: Yes, I do; but
13 Lache|    Lysimachus.~LYSIMACHUS: He ought, Nicias: for certainly I