Dialogue

 1 Lysis|          6) There is an ancient saying, Qui amicos amicum non habet.
 2 Lysis|         according to the common saying, they find one another always
 3 Lysis|        importance to what he is saying.~Do you mean, I said, that
 4 Lysis| understand something that I was saying, and wants me to ask Menexenus,
 5 Lysis|       our previous one. We were saying that both were friends,
 6 Lysis|  replied.~And are they right in saying this?~They may be.~Perhaps,
 7 Lysis|      said.~Then one half of the saying is untrue, if the wicked
 8 Lysis|         the real meaning of the saying, as I imagine, is, that
 9 Lysis|       like, as we were just now saying.~True.~And if so, that which
10 Lysis|       the good; for, as we were saying, the evil cannot be the
11 Lysis|     sick man, as I was just now saying, is the friend of the physician—
12 Lysis|         he replied.~And we were saying, I believe, that the body
13 Lysis|   explain: Medicine, as we were saying, is a friend, or dear to
14 Lysis|     truth be rather, as we were saying just now, that desire is