Dialogue

 1 Lysis|    and not the hater, is the enemy?~Clearly.~Then many men
 2 Lysis|    paradox of a man being an enemy to his friend or a friend
 3 Lysis|    friend or a friend to his enemy.~I quite agree, Socrates,
 4 Lysis|    And the hater will be the enemy of that which is hated?~
 5 Lysis|    friend, or who may be his enemy, when he loves that which
 6 Lysis| hates him. And he may be the enemy of one who is not his enemy,
 7 Lysis|  enemy of one who is not his enemy, and is even his friend:
 8 Lysis|     the like is the greatest enemy of the like, the good of
 9 Lysis|   proceed to ask whether the enemy is the friend of the friend,
10 Lysis|     friend the friend of the enemy?~Neither, he replied.~Well,
11 Lysis|    friend.~And disease is an enemy?~Yes.~Then that which is
12 Lysis|   friend, and because of the enemy?~That is to be inferred.~