Euthitimos: A Dull Conception of Falsehood

Dionysadros: How can I refute you, if falsehood is impossible? Euthitimos: You are not just now seeing that you could teach virtue best of all men to anyone who could learn. And were you such an old fool's Socrates rejoined Dionysadros, that you bring up now what I said at first? If there is no such thing as error indeed, word or thought, then what, in the name of goodness, do you come hither to teach? "I have but a dull conception of these subtleties and excellent devices of wisdom," he replied.