Dialogue

 1 Lysis|         for are there not some things which he is allowed to do,
 2 Lysis|       is ignorant of all other things, but claims to have a knowledge
 3 Lysis|        troubled soul. And some things have to be indicated rather
 4 Lysis|  replied.~And friends have all things in common, so that one of
 5 Lysis|         there are a great many things which they hinder me from
 6 Lysis|       do permit you to do many things already, and do not wait
 7 Lysis|     said, you perceive that in things which we know every one
 8 Lysis|   masters of others; and these things will be really ours, for
 9 Lysis|      benefited by them. But in things of which we have no understanding,
10 Lysis|   subject to others; and these things will not be ours, for we
11 Lysis| violent desire of any of these things; but I have a passion for
12 Lysis|      beggar;’~and of all other things he affirmed, in like manner, ‘
13 Lysis|      void, and so of all other things; for the opposite is the
14 Lysis|      as we maintain, all other things are dear, and, having there
15 Lysis|        is that all those other things, which, as we say, are dear
16 Lysis|       values his son above all things, value other things also
17 Lysis|        all things, value other things also for the sake of his
18 Lysis|      ever at all that class of things which, as we say, are neither