Socrates' Exhortation to Virtue

Crito asked Deane Soderos and Euthitimos to give an example of the sort of exhortations which he wanted them to offer. Crito was led by this to imagine that they fancied us to have been jesting when we asked them to converse with the youth. The man Crito began a remarkable discourse well worth hearing, and wonderfully persuasive as an exhortation to virtue. At any rate, pick up the inquiry where I left off, and next, show the youth whether he should have all knowledge, or whether there is one sort of knowledge only which will make him good and happy,. Or as I was saying at first, the improvement of this