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of his own goodness to him? Have you never heard how Themistocles had his son Cleophantus taught to be a good horseman? Why, he could keep his balance standing upright on horseback, and hurl the javelin while so standing, and perform many other wonderful feats in which his father had had him trained, so as to make him skilled in all that could be learnt from good masters. Surely you must have heard all this from your elders?Anytus
I have.Socrates
Then there could be no complaints of badness in his son's nature?
I have.Socrates
Then there could be no complaints of badness in his son's nature?