Dialogue

 1  Meno|      all of which may be easily described.’~Socrates reminds Meno
 2  Meno|        child of fortune, and is described as the hereditary friend
 3  Meno|     moderation with which he is described is remarkable, if he be
 4  Meno|       of knowledge to virtue is described in a manner more consistent
 5  Meno|         The ideas are sometimes described as many, coextensive with
 6  Meno|        manner in which they are described elsewhere, e.g. in the Phaedrus,
 7  Meno|       the nature of the soul is described has not much to do with
 8  Meno| reflection on self. It might be described as a quickening into life
 9  Meno|    teaching of Spinoza might be described generally as the Jewish
10  Meno|   governed by the same laws and described under the same names.~A
11  Meno|        that, may also be easily described: her duty is to order her