sentences:  Demodocus meets Socrates near the stoa of Zeus, and asks for his advice regarding his son, Theages, who desires "to become wise" ("sophos"), something that Demodocus considers dangerous.Socrates suggests that he should speak directly to Theages, who happens to be present, remarking how the boy has a "holy sounding" name (Theages, "θεός+άγω", means “god-guided").Socrates asks Theages what kind specialty is wisdom exactly, and the boy responds that it's the ability to govern men (123e).