Dialogue

 1  Meno|     justice.’ But justice is a part of virtue, and therefore
 2  Meno|     the getting of good with a part of virtue. The definition
 3  Meno|    scientific enquiry from any part of knowledge we may be led
 4  Meno|     concerned with an inferior part of the soul and a lower
 5  Meno|   regards, not seriously, as a part of philosophy, but as an
 6  Meno| whether of the whole or of the part, and in which they become
 7  Meno|        such a theory or of any part of it from the Pythagoreans,
 8  Meno|      All philosophy, even that part of it which is said to be
 9  Meno|  philosophy, and were the only part of it which has had an uninterrupted
10  Meno|  present from the past, or the part from the whole, or the abstract
11  Meno|        holiness, or some other part of virtue, as would appear,
12  Meno|      like, were each of them a part of virtue?~MENO: Yes.~SOCRATES:
13  Meno|        you acknowledge to be a part of virtue.~MENO: Yes.~SOCRATES:
14  Meno|       doing what you do with a part of virtue; for justice and
15  Meno|    virtue which is done with a part of virtue; as though you
16  Meno|       every action done with a part of virtue is virtue; what
17  Meno|    does not know virtue know a part of virtue?~MENO: No; I do
18  Meno|      area corresponding to the part produced (Or, similar to
19  Meno|       I wish that you, on your part, would tell me to whom among
20  Meno|    have been, good men in this part of the world, but whether