Dialogue

 1 Lache|  describes as the gymnastics of war—useful when the ranks are
 2 Lache|         discovery in the art of war (Aristoph. Aves); the other
 3 Lache|    which our own fathers did in war and peace—in the management
 4 Lache| advantage over other nations in war, would have discovered this
 5 Lache|        firstrate in the arts of war. Further, Lysimachus, I
 6 Lache|      ever been distinguished in war,—there has been a sort of
 7 Lache|      only who are courageous in war, but who are courageous
 8 Lache|      case of one who endures in war, and is willing to fight,
 9 Lache|  inspires fear or confidence in war, or in anything.~LACHES:
10 Lache|        or victory, or defeat in war, or in any sort of contest;
11 Lache|       or is likely to happen in war: and accordingly the law