Dialogue

1 Lysis|         begins to steal over the mind of Socrates: Must not friendship
2 Lysis|   struggling or balancing in the mind of Socrates:—First, the
3 Lysis|         paralysed and disordered mind, and convert the feeble
4 Lysis|        such attachments, for the mind may be drawn out and the
5 Lysis|      reach. He who is of a noble mind will dwell upon his own
6 Lysis|           He is not in his right mind, said Ctesippus; he is talking
7 Lysis|   himself: do you see him?~Never mind, Socrates, you shall argue
8 Lysis| involuntarily, because his whole mind was taken up with the argument;
9 Lysis|    afterwards, as they would not mind, and only went on shouting