Dialogue

 1 Text|     that some of those in power brought my friend Socrates, whom
 2 Text|         the sequel rests? I was brought into close intercourse with
 3 Text|        his brothers whom he had brought up when they were younger,
 4 Text|  brothers or in men whom he had brought up, but only in his confederates
 5 Text|       were Athenians, they have brought shame upon this city. For
 6 Text| bitterest harvest for those who brought them into being. This ignorance
 7 Text|      chance, mightier than men, brought it to nothing. Do you now,
 8 Text|       Before my departure I had brought him and his Tarentine circle
 9 Text|     repute in Sicily. These all brought the same report, that Dionysios
10 Text|       Dionysios, which had been brought about by me and was of no
11 Text|        disgrace, if the reports brought by anyone were really true.
12 Text|        other data of sense, are brought into contact and friction
13 Text|       at reconciliation, and so brought on their own heads all the