| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The most significant of the arguments are Critobulus's argument for good looks (which sets up a later stage of the dialogue, since ugly Socrates challenges handsome Critobulus to a beauty contest), Antisthenes's speech that wealth is all in the mind (which seems clearly to be an indirect attack on Callias, although Callias does not seem to be too riled by it), Hermogenes's argument that his friends
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