Dialogue

 1 Text|       those who are pursuing a right and true philosophy receive
 2 Text|  whatsoever, when men think it right to squander all their property
 3 Text|       showing how suitable and right it was, I must first, in
 4 Text|       on methodically and in a right course, it asks advice about
 5 Text| altogether outside the path of right government and flatly refuse
 6 Text|   flatly refuse to move in the right path, and start by giving
 7 Text|      one thing which is wholly right and noble is to strive for
 8 Text|      it is I who have the best right to be angered with his murderers
 9 Text|      men and having received a right training and education in
10 Text|        as regards Dion, I know right well, so far as it is possible
11 Text|       even a moderate share of right intelligence ought to know
12 Text|       disapproved of it.~It is right for me to speak the truth,
13 Text|     that the tyrant was in the right. Dionysios now invited me
14 Text|    knowledge, intelligence and right opinion about these things.
15 Text|    philosophy, and I had every right to complain, whether I wished