Dialogue

 1 Text|      unable to do so, sent for Theodotes to come to him in his garden.
 2 Text|  passed between them, but what Theodotes said to Dionysios in my
 3 Text|     following day Eurybios and Theodotes came to me in the evening,
 4 Text|        both greatly disturbed. Theodotes said, “Plato, you were present
 5 Text|      as a man would in a rage. Theodotes, falling before him in tears,
 6 Text|     saying: “Be of good cheer, Theodotes; Dionysios will not have
 7 Text|      hunt for Heracleides, and Theodotes, sending messages, urged
 8 Text|     period. While I was there, Theodotes sent for me and made a great
 9 Text| Hearing that I had been to see Theodotes he regarded this, as another
10 Text|    really been conferring with Theodotes on his invitation “Certainly,”
11 Text|  though it were now clear that Theodotes and Heracleides were my