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ALCIBIADES:  True。



SOCRATES:  And what is nobler is more becoming?



ALCIBIADES:  Certainly。



SOCRATES:  Then to the bad man slavery is more becoming; because better?



ALCIBIADES:  True。



SOCRATES:  Then vice is only suited to a slave?



ALCIBIADES:  Yes。



SOCRATES:  And virtue to a freeman?



ALCIBIADES:  Yes。



SOCRATES:  And; O my friend; is not the condition of a slave to be avoided?



ALCIBIADES:  Certainly; Socrates。



SOCRATES:  And are you now conscious of your own state?  And do you know

whether you are a freeman or not?



ALCIBIADES:  I think that I am very conscious indeed of my own state。



SOCRATES:  And do you know how to escape out of a state which I do not even

like to name to my beauty?



ALCIBIADES:  Yes; I do。



SOCRATES:  How?



ALCIBIADES:  By your help; Socrates。



SOCRATES:  That is not well said; Alcibiades。



ALCIBIADES:  What ought I to have said?



SOCRATES:  By the help of God。



ALCIBIADES:  I agree; and I further say; that our relations are likely to

be reversed。  From this day forward; I must and will follow you as you have

followed me; I will be the disciple; and you shall be my master。



SOCRATES:  O that is rare!  My love breeds another love:  and so like the

stork I shall be cherished by the bird whom I have hatched。



ALCIBIADES:  Strange; but true; and henceforward I shall begin to think

about justice。



SOCRATES:  And I hope that you will persist; although I have fears; not

because I doubt you; but I see the power of the state; which may be too

much for both of us。








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