Dialogue

 1 Intro|    Dialogue meeting at any one time, whether in the year 425
 2 Intro|      are satirized at the same time.~Not having the whole of
 3 Intro|    however absurd. At the same time Hippias is desirous of substituting
 4  Prot| yesterday evening.~At the same time he felt for the truckle-bed,
 5  Prot|       interesting.~Once upon a time there were gods only, and
 6  Prot|        creatures. But when the time came that these also should
 7  Prot|  lawgivers living in the olden time; these are given to the
 8  Prot|  endeavour to show at the same time how, as I maintain, he ought
 9  Prot|        I think so (at the same time I could not help fearing
10  Prot|     the truth, I wanted to get time to think what the meaning
11  Prot|       of Simonides. Now is the time to rehabilitate Simonides,
12  Prot|     yet this is possible for a time, and only for a time. But
13  Prot|     for a time, and only for a time. But having become good,
14  Prot|     overpower him who, at some time or other, has resources,
15  Prot|     may become deteriorated by time, or toil, or disease, or
16  Prot|       the best for the longest time whom the gods love.’~All
17  Prot|     not now, but at some other time. At present we must abide
18  Prot|     and take the things at one time of which we repent at another,
19  Prot|      me and Protagoras. At the time when you asked the question,
20  Prot|     had immediately and at the time answered ‘Ignorance,’ you
21  Prot|      at his saying this at the time, and I am still more surprised
22  Prot|     the subject at some future time; at present we had better