Excerpt from Philo-Socrates, Vol. 3: A Series of Papers, Wherein Subjects Are Investigated Which, There Is Reason to Believe, Would Have Interested Socrates, and in a Manner That He Would Not Disapprove, Were He Among Us Now, Among the Teachers

T. They tell us, Philo, that you are an enemy of religion, and that is why they dislike your teaching the boys. P. And who are they who thus strive to injure me, and, I may say, the boys also, and seem to terrify you '2 T. They do not terrify, but they vex and distress us, because we respect them, and we also like your teaching.

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