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Lacedaemon (Greece) (search for this): text Hipp. Maj., section 283e
HippiasNot in the least.SocratesThen were you not able to persuade the young men at Lacedaemon that they would make more progress towards virtue by associating with you than with their own people, or were you powerless to persuade their fathers that they ought rather to hand them over to you than to care for them themselves, if they are at all concerned for their sons? For surely they did not begrudge it to their children to become as good as possible.HippiasI do not think they begrudged it.Socyoung men at Lacedaemon that they would make more progress towards virtue by associating with you than with their own people, or were you powerless to persuade their fathers that they ought rather to hand them over to you than to care for them themselves, if they are at all concerned for their sons? For surely they did not begrudge it to their children to become as good as possible.HippiasI do not think they begrudged it.SocratesBut certainly Lacedaemon is well governed.HippiasOf course it is.