Dialogue

 1 Text|          rumour soon spread that Heracleides had been the cause of all
 2 Text|       the trouble. Hearing this, Heracleides kept out of the way. Dionysios
 3 Text|      that, if I am able to bring Heracleides before us to defend himself
 4 Text|           and if he decides that Heracleides must no longer live in Sicily,
 5 Text|  Dionysios that, if anyone finds Heracleides either in the country or
 6 Text| Dionysios to me and to you about Heracleides?” “Certainly,” I replied. “
 7 Text|        country seeking to arrest Heracleides; and he must be somewhere
 8 Text|          measures with regard to Heracleides contrary to what was agreed
 9 Text|        he continued the hunt for Heracleides, and Theodotes, sending
10 Text|          sending messages, urged Heracleides to take flight. Dionysios
11 Text|        orders to pursue him. But Heracleides, as it was said, was just
12 Text|         clear that Theodotes and Heracleides were my friends, and he