Explain how the dialogue illustrates Socrates’ dialectical method, i.e., how he puts questions to Euthyphro in order to elicit answers that reveal difficulties in Euthyphro’s position.

Reconstruct Socrates’ examination of Euthyphroin the dialogue of the same name. Explain how the dialogue illustrates Socrates’ dialectical method, i.e., how he puts questions to Euthyphro in order to elicit answers that reveal difficulties in Euthyphro’s position. What are those difficulties and what do they show about Euthyphro’s view or views about holiness (piety), his grasp of the subject and the nature of holiness (piety) itself? Justice, temperance and holiness (piety) (325a).