Dialogue

 1 Menex|        country; but they are the children of the soil, dwelling and
 2 Menex|   countries, a stepmother to her children, but their own true mother;
 3 Menex|    spring up to be a boon to her children, and to help them in their
 4 Menex|       citizens are brethren, the children all of one mother, and we
 5 Menex|    enslaving Europe, and how the children of this land, who were our
 6 Menex|          than bring you and your children into disgrace, and rather
 7 Menex|        is to be delivered to our children.~‘Some of us have fathers
 8 Menex|      they prayed, not that their children might live for ever, but
 9 Menex|     riches come and go, when his children are given and taken away,
10 Menex|         nurture of our wives and children, they will soonest forget
11 Menex| exhortation of ours.’~This, O ye children and parents of the dead,
12 Menex|          name I beseech you, the children, to imitate your fathers,
13 Menex|       concerning the parents and children of those who die in war;
14 Menex|          in the education of the children, desiring as far as it is
15 Menex|          by them; while they are children she is a parent to them,