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Where is Socrates going when the Lysis opens?

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Who is in love with Lysis?

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Why does Ctessipus complain about Hippothales?

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What mistake does Socrates accuse Hippothales of making?

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Why does Socrates go into the celebration?

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What are Lysis and his friends doing when Socrates arrives?

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To what does Socrates attribute Lysis's "enslavement" to his parents?

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Why is Hippothales in "great excitement and confusion" after Socrates's initial exchange with Lysis?

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What does Socrates initially say about his knowledge of friendship?

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What does Socrates say he prefers to any material possession?

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With whom does Socrates have his first discussion about friendship in this dialogue?

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How does Socrates begin after the first conclusion is deemed wrong?

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How does Socrates describe philosophers?

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What is Socrates's first proposition about likeness?

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To whom does the saying "like loves like" not apply?

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How does Socrates initially say he came up with the idea that the friend of the good is the neutral?

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What is Socrates's primary example in arguing that the good is the friend of the neutral?

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What role does evil initially play in Socrates's proposition that the good is the friend of the neutral?

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Why does Socrates first dismiss the proposition that friendship is caused by the neutral loving the good?

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What, besides "arguments," does Socrates say are "often predators"?

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What specific desire does Socrates use to illustrate the point that desires are nether good nor bad?

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What is Socrates last proposition for the cause of friendship?

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Why does Socrates dismiss the thesis that friendship is caused by congenial natures?

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Who finally breaks up the group discussion?

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