sentences:  Theages however replies that he has actually heard Socrates say that even Pericles could not make his student virtuous (which was truly recorded in the Protagoras dialogue (320a-b)).Finally Theages suggests that, as rumours will have it, Socrates himself might be the best of teachers, if he would have him as his student.Socrates begins by telling Theages of his daemon, a guiding spirit whose voice he's been hearing since childhood, always telling him what he should "not" to do, rather than what he should.