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 1 Intro|        which is exhibited towards Prodicus is quite unlike the urbanity
 2 Text |          yesterday by a wise man, Prodicus of Ceos; but the audience
 3 Text |        began to laugh and jeer at Prodicus, tormenting him and demanding
 4 Text |        the audience far more than Prodicus.~Can you repeat the discourse
 5 Text |         The youth began by asking Prodicus, In what way did he think
 6 Text |         good and in what an evil? Prodicus answered, as you did just
 7 Text |          makes things good to me.~Prodicus did not altogether agree:
 8 Text |        good or bad, for all time?~Prodicus began to suspect, I fancy,
 9 Text |           virtue in your opinion, Prodicus, innate or acquired by instruction?~
10 Text |     instruction?~The latter, said Prodicus.~Then you would consider
11 Text |          or find out for himself?~Prodicus agreed to this also.~And
12 Text |          know.~Hereupon I said to Prodicus that it was no misfortune
13 Text | grammarian.~While I was speaking, Prodicus was preparing to retaliate
14 Text |         regard to philosophy. Had Prodicus been present and said what
15 Text |        feeling about yourself and Prodicus; they think him a Sophist