Dialogue

 1 Lache|       recognised as the son of his old friend Sophroniscus, with
 2 Lache|           of the company, as he is old, and has a bad memory. He
 3 Lache|          go to school again, boys, old men and all.~Some points
 4 Lache| subordinate part. The seance is of old and elder men, of whom Socrates
 5 Lache|      generally detained at home by old age; but you, O son of Sophroniscus,
 6 Lache|        have a claim upon you as an old friend of your father; for
 7 Lache|            and will not think that old age of itself brings wisdom.
 8 Lache|     knowledge of his words, but of old, as would seem, I have had
 9 Lache|             that I would fain grow old, learning many things.’
10 Lache|        consult with them: for I am old, and my memory is bad; and
11 Lache|           off; if my own sons were old enough, I would have asked