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charmides-第20章

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about the charm which I learned with so much pain; and to so little profit;



from the Thracian; for the sake of a thing which is nothing worth。  I think



indeed that there is a mistake; and that I must be a bad enquirer; for



wisdom or temperance I believe to be really a great good; and happy are



you; Charmides; if you certainly possess it。  Wherefore examine yourself;



and see whether you have this gift and can do without the charm; for if you



can; I would rather advise you to regard me simply as a fool who is never



able to reason out anything; and to rest assured that the more wise and



temperate you are; the happier you will be。







Charmides said:  I am sure that I do not know; Socrates; whether I have or



have not this gift of wisdom and temperance; for how can I know whether I



have a thing; of which even you and Critias are; as you say; unable to



discover the nature?(not that I believe you。)  And further; I am sure;



Socrates; that I do need the charm; and as far as I am concerned; I shall



be willing to be charmed by you daily; until you say that I have had



enough。







Very good; Charmides; said Critias; if you do this I shall have a proof of



your temperance; that is; if you allow yourself to be charmed by Socrates;



and never desert him at all。







You may depend on my following and not deserting him; said Charmides:  if



you who are my guardian command me; I should be very wrong not to obey you。







And I do command you; he said。







Then I will do as you say; and begin this very day。







You sirs; I said; what are you conspiring about?







We are not conspiring; said Charmides; we have conspired already。







And are you about to use violence; without even going through the forms of



justice?







Yes; I shall use violence; he replied; since he orders me; and therefore



you had better consider well。







But the time for consideration has passed; I said; when violence is



employed; and you; when you are determined on anything; and in the mood of



violence; are irresistible。







Do not you resist me then; he said。







I will not resist you; I replied。























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