"Euthydemus" is a philosophical dialogue work of the ancient Greek thinker Plato. In this book, the author illuminates the subject of wisdom, morality and rhetoric through a dialogue between Socrates and two rhetoricians, the brothers Euthydemus and Dionysodorus. They skillfully use their verbal prowess to deceive and argue with their opponents. Socrates, with his questions and logical thinking, seeks to prove that wisdom consists in knowing the truth and the ability to distinguish between good and evil. This dialogue leaves behind deep moral and philosophical reflections that leave the reader with questions and the search for answers to them.