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 1 2|       be temperate and just, is fortunate and happy; and this whether
 2 3|      gone wrong.~Megillus. I am fortunate.~Athenian. Very good; a
 3 3|         to have been singularly fortunate, and just what I at this
 4 4| Athenian. Yes; and you must add fortunate; and his good fortune must
 5 5|     them, and that they will be fortunate. Such should be men’s hopes,
 6 6|        reverse of honourable or fortunate. And let any one who will,
 7 6|        proper instruction and a fortunate nature, and then of all
 8 6|        has been more sacred and fortunate. In our opinion, nothing
 9 7|        I rather think that I am fortunate.~Cleinias. How so?~Athenian.
10 9|      true.~Athenian. But we are fortunate.~Cleinias. In what way?~