Dialogue

 1  Meno|   gentleman—to the great Athenian statesmen of past times. Socrates
 2  Meno|          is cast on his favourite statesmen, and on a class to which
 3  Meno|    instinct which is possessed by statesmen, who are not wise or knowing
 4  Meno|        This is the gift which our statesmen have, as is proved by the
 5  Meno|            In the Gorgias too the statesmen reappear, but in stronger
 6  Meno|  certainly, Anytus; and many good statesmen also there always have been
 7  Meno| alternative which remains is that statesmen must have guided states
 8  Meno|          tribe of poets. Yes, and statesmen above all may be said to
 9  Meno|           be supposed to be among statesmen some one who is capable
10  Meno|           is capable of educating statesmen. And if there be such an