Dialogue

 1  Meno|      of the cause. This is the sort of instinct which is possessed
 2  Meno|      right opinion, which is a sort of guessing or divination
 3  Meno|       inspired. There may be a sort of irony in regarding in
 4  Meno|        Protagoras arrived at a sort of hypothetical conclusion,
 5  Meno|        guide. There is another sort of progress from the general
 6  Meno|       than what figure is—what sort of answer would you have
 7  Meno|       eristic and antagonistic sort, I should say to him: You
 8  Meno| SOCRATES: Now, if there be any sort of good which is distinct
 9  Meno|      knowledge, but of another sort, are sometimes profitable
10  Meno|      prudence, which is only a sort of confidence? When a man
11  Meno|   profitable, virtue must be a sort of wisdom or prudence?~MENO:
12  Meno|     offices. And these are the sort of men from whom you are
13  Meno| teachers to be only the meaner sort of Athenians and few in