Dialogue

 1 Lysis|           the conclusion that all men everywhere will trust him
 2 Lysis|          and exalted natures, all men everywhere? 7) The ancients
 3 Lysis|           bad or inferior sort of men almost as much as among
 4 Lysis|            and a company of young men who were standing with them.
 5 Lysis|         of the Hermaea, the young men and boys are all together,
 6 Lysis|          Hellenes and barbarians, men and women,—and we may do
 7 Lysis|         boy, if you are wise, all men will be your friends and
 8 Lysis|         enemy?~Clearly.~Then many men are loved by their enemies,
 9 Lysis| friendship, if, when absent, good men have no need of one another (
10 Lysis|     already wise, whether Gods or men, are no longer lovers of
11 Lysis|         is false: arguments, like men, are often pretenders.~How
12 Lysis|          hunger will remain while men and animals remain, but
13 Lysis|           can only, like the wise men who argue in courts, sum