Dialogue

 1 Intro|        of labour, carrying the child round the hearth, fearing
 2 Intro|        wonder, and Iris is the child of Thaumas. Do you know
 3 Intro|       And this is thy new-born child, which by my art I have
 4 Intro|    more strength in him than a child.—But we have digressed enough.~‘
 5 Intro|        until he becomes like a child; or the punishment of the
 6 Intro|        wonder, for Iris is the child of Thaumas’; or the superb
 7 Intro| language must be supposed. The child of two years old sees the
 8  Thea|    messenger of heaven) is the child of Thaumas (wonder). But
 9  Thea|      is not this your new-born child, of which I have delivered
10  Thea|     SOCRATES: Then this is the child, however he may turn out,
11  Thea|      we insult over his orphan child; and even the guardians
12  Thea|      disease? for every woman, child, or living creature has