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Dialogue
1 Menex| virtue, and consoling their fathers and mothers and the survivors, 2 Menex| they were sprung from good fathers. Wherefore let us first 3 Menex| descendants sojourners only, whose fathers have come from another country; 4 Menex| wisdom.~And so their and our fathers, and these, too, our brethren, 5 Menex| this land, who were our fathers, held them back. Of these 6 Menex| assert that those men are the fathers not only of ourselves, but 7 Menex| now to repeat what your fathers desired to have said to 8 Menex| the event proves that your fathers were brave men; for we might 9 Menex| rather than dishonour our own fathers and forefathers; considering 10 Menex| children.~‘Some of us have fathers and mothers still living, 11 Menex| will be truly deemed brave fathers of the brave. But if they 12 Menex| time. And we entreat our fathers and mothers to retain these 13 Menex| children, to imitate your fathers, and you, parents, to be 14 Menex| they will see that your fathers and mothers have no wrong 15 Menex| minds the ways of their fathers, she places in their hands 16 Menex| the instruments of their fathers’ virtues; for the sake of 17 Menex| strength and arms of their fathers. And as for the dead, she