Dialogue

 1 Lysis|        he should address to his beloved.~After the return of Menexenus,
 2 Lysis|     bawling out the name of his beloved; there is also a contrast
 3 Lysis| particular to talk about to his beloved which a child might not
 4 Lysis|       lover does not praise his beloved until he has won him, because
 5 Lysis|         you should talk to your beloved, humbling and lowering him,
 6 Lysis|    another, is the lover or the beloved the friend; or may either
 7 Lysis|         lovers respecting their beloved. Nothing can exceed their
 8 Lysis|         lover the friend of the beloved, whether he be loved in
 9 Lysis|     return, or hated; or is the beloved the friend; or is there
10 Lysis|      does not love in return is beloved by a lover?~I think not.~
11 Lysis|     them, although they are not beloved by them; and that the poet
12 Lysis|     conclusion is, that what is beloved, whether loving or hating,
13 Lysis|          not the lover, but the beloved, is the friend or dear one?~
14 Lysis|        is not a friend, nor the beloved a friend, nor both together,
15 Lysis|       arguments:—If neither the beloved, nor the lover, nor the