Dialogue

 1  Meno| preferred the poet or man of action to the philosopher, or the
 2  Meno| there is no reality in human action and no place for right and
 3  Meno|  sphere of science and human action are tending to go beyond
 4  Meno|      this; but declare every action to be virtue which is done
 5  Meno|     can only say, that every action done with a part of virtue
 6  Meno| meaning of saying that every action done with justice is virtue?
 7  Meno| remarked that right and good action is possible to man under
 8  Meno|     are true guides to us of action—there we were also right?~
 9  Meno|      good a guide to correct action as knowledge; and that was
10  Meno|   only is the guide of right action; whereas there is also right
11  Meno|     leading the way perfects action quite as well as knowledge?~
12  Meno| knowledge, or less useful in action; nor is the man who has