Dialogue

 1 Lysis|  This, however, is far from being cleared of its perplexity.
 2 Lysis|    keep them in repair;’ or being admitted to intimacy with
 3 Lysis|    Why, he said, his father being a very well-known man, he
 4 Lysis| anxious to prevent you from being happy, and doing as you
 5 Lysis|   at the time when they are being hated by them.~I think that
 6 Lysis|    is this paradox of a man being an enemy to his friend or
 7 Lysis|   Lysis, whether we are not being deceived in all this—are
 8 Lysis|   the presence of evil, not being as yet evil, the presence
 9 Lysis|   ignorant to the extent of being evil, for no evil or ignorant
10 Lysis|   he a motive and object in being a friend, or has he no motive
11 Lysis|    I believe, that the body being neither good nor evil, because
12 Lysis|     which is not capable of being referred to any other, for