Dialogue

 1 Lache|      happens with the sons of great men, has been neglected;
 2 Lache|     the Lacedaemonians, those great masters of arms, neglect
 3 Lache|     have been upheld, and the great defeat would never have
 4 Lache|      any case he would have a great advantage. Further, this
 5 Lache|   science will make any man a great deal more valiant and self-possessed
 6 Lache|    that crowd and making such great professions of his powers,
 7 Lache|       That is true.~SOCRATES: Great care, then, is required
 8 Lache|       things small as well as great? For example, if a man shows
 9 Lache|      for a Sophist than for a great statesman whom the city
10 Lache|        my sweet friend, but a great statesman is likely to have
11 Lache| statesman is likely to have a great intelligence. And I think
12 Lache|     Socrates, that there is a great deal of truth in what you
13 Lache|       to Socrates. I had very great hopes that you would have