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Euthydemus (284-285)

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Why, Ctesippus,
said Euthydemus,
do you think it possible to lie?
To be sure, I do,
he replied:
I should be mad otherwise.
Do you mean, when one tells the thing about which
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one is telling, or when one does not?
When one tells it,
he said.
Then if you tell it, you tell just that thing which you tell, of all that are, and nothing else whatever?
Of course,
said Ctesippus.
Now the thing that you tell is a single one, distinct from all the others there are.
Certainly.
Then the person who tells that thing tells that which is?
Yes.
But yet, surely he who tells what is, and things that are, tells the truth: so that Dionysodorus, if he tells things that are, tells the truth and speaks no lie about you.
Yes,
said Ctesippus;
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but he who speaks as he did, Euthydemus, does not say things that are.
Then Euthydemus asked him:
And the things which are not, surely are not?
They are not.
Then nowhere can the things that are not be?
Nowhere.
Then is it possible for anyone whatever so to deal with these things that are not as to make them be when they are nowhere?
I think not,
said Ctesippus.
Well now, when orators speak before the people, do they do nothing?
No, they do something,
he replied.
Then if they do,
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they also make?
Yes.
Now, is speaking doing and making?
He agreed that it is.
No one, I suppose, speaks what is notfor thereby he would be making something; and you have agreed that one cannot so much as make what is notso that, by your account, no one speaks what is false, while if Dionysodorus speaks, he speaks what is true and is.
Yes, in faith, Euthydemus,
said Ctesippus;
but somehow or other he speaks what is, only not as it is.
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How do you mean, Ctesippus?
said Dionysodorus.
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Are there persons who tell things as they are?
Why surely,
he replied,
there are gentlemenpeople who speak the truth?
Well,
he went on, good things are in good case, bad in bad, are they not?
He assented.
And you admit that gentlemen tell things as they are.
I do.
Then, Ctesippus, good people speak evil of evil things, if they speak of them as they are.
Yes, I can tell you, very much so, when for instance they speak of evil men; among whom, if you take my advice,
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you will beware of being included, that the good may not speak ill of you. For, I assure you, the good speak ill[*] of the evil.
And they speak greatly of the great,
asked Euthydemus,
and hotly of the hot?
Certainly, I presume,
said Ctesippus:
I know they speak frigidly of the frigid, and call their way of arguing frigid.
You are turning abusive, Ctesippus,
said Dionysodorus,
quite abusive!

Soc.

Not I, on my soul, Dionysodorus, for I like you: I am only giving you a friendly hint, and endeavoring to persuade you never to say anything so tactless in my presence as
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that I wish these my most highly valued friends to be dead and gone.
So then I, observing that they were getting rather savage with each other, began to poke fun. at Ctesippus, saying: Ctesippus, my feeling is that we ought to accept from our visitors what they tell us, if they are so good as to give it, and should not quarrel over a word. For if they understand how to do away with people in such sort as to change them from wicked and witless to honest and intelligent, and that too whether they have discovered for themselves
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or learnt from somebody else this peculiar kind of destruction or undoing, which enables them to destroy a man in his wickedness and set him up again in honesty; if they understand thisand obviously they do; you know they said that their newly discovered art was to turn wicked men into goodlet us then accord them this power; let them destroy the lad for us, and make him sensible, and all the rest of us likewise. If you young fellows are afraid, let the experiment be made on me
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as a corpus vile[*]; for I, being an elderly person, am ready to take the risk and put myself in the hands of Dionysodorus here, as if he were the famous Medea of Colchis. Let him destroy me, and if he likes let him boil me down, or do to me whatever he pleases: only he must make me good.
Then Ctesippus said:
I too, Socrates, am ready to offer myself to be skinned by the strangers even more, if they choose, than they are doing now, if my hide
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is not to end by being made into a wine-skin, like that of Marsyas,[*] but into the shape of virtue. And yet Dionysodorus here believes I am vexed with him. I am not vexed at all; I only contradict the remarks which I think he has improperly aimed at me. Come now, my generous Dionysodorus, do not call contradiction abuse: abuse is quite another thing.
On this Dionysodorus said:
As though there were such a thing as contradiction! Is that the way you argue, Ctesippus?
Yes, to be sure,
he replied,
indeed I do; and do you, Dionysodorus,
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hold that there is not?
Well, you at any rate,
he said,
could not prove that you had ever heard a single person contradicting another.
Is that so?
he replied:
well, let us hear now whether I can prove a case of itCtesippus contradicting Dionysodorus.
Now, will you make that good?
Certainly,
he said.

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