Dialogues · Character
Dionysodorus
Euthydemus' brother and partner in argument, a smiling tag-team wrestler of words who finishes whatever trap his brother has begun.
supporting
First appearance: Euthydemus
As a supporting figure in Dialogues, Dionysodorus is not background color—the story leans on what they do once the chapter opens.
Brother of Euthydemus, also a sophist, who joins in the verbal tricks.
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Dionysodorus works the room alongside Euthydemus, leaning in close with a face beaming with laughter to predict a boy's refutation before the boy has finished answering. Where his brother opens the exchange,…
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Story tension across the book.
- Setup
- Escalation
- Breaking point
In this excerpt, the dramatic climax occurs when Erasistratus’s boastful praise of the Syracusan envoy’s immen…
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