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Plato, Alcibiades 1, section 116d (search)
SocratesAnd that good things are expedient?AlcibiadesYes.SocratesHence just things, Alcibiades, are expedient.AlcibiadesSo it seems.SocratesWell now, are not you the speaker of all this, and I the questioner?AlcibiadesI seem to be, apparently.SocratesSo if anyone stands up to advise either the Athenians or the Peparethians,Peparethus is a small island off the coast of Thessaly. imagining that he understands what is just and unjust, and says that just things are sometimes evil, could you do other than laugh him to scorn, since you actually say yourself that