Dialogue

1 Phaedr|    raillery ensues, and at length Socrates, conquered by the
2 Phaedr| world when he is drunk. At length his love ceases; he is converted
3 Phaedr|    was to be of convenient length.~Still, notwithstanding
4 Phaedr|    of any real content. At length it ceased to exist. It had
5 Phaedr|   better oration, equal in length and entirely new, on the
6 Phaedr| which I need not detail at length. But I may sum up all that
7 Phaedr| which is nearest, until at length the entire soul is pierced
8 Phaedr| dragging them on, until at length he on the same thoughts
9 Phaedr| short, but of a convenient length.~PHAEDRUS: Well done, Prodicus!~