Dialogue

 1 Intro|     presence of a distinguished company consisting of disciples
 2 Intro|      absurd, is accepted by the company, and meets with the special
 3 Intro|        the discussion, he parts company on perfectly good terms,
 4  Prot|      were some Athenians in the company. Nothing delighted me more
 5  Prot|       or in the presence of the company?~Whichever you please, I
 6  Prot|       or in the presence of the company.~Thank you, Socrates, for
 7  Prot|      the youth in them to leave company of their kinsmen or any
 8  Prot|          in the presence of the company.~As I suspected that he
 9  Prot|   Protagoras said: Now that the company are assembled, Socrates,
10  Prot|          To this several of the company answered that he should
11  Prot|      had given this answer, the company cheered him. And I said:
12  Prot|      discourse. Do not deny the company this pleasure.~Now I had
13  Prot|       Prodicus, and many of the company applauded his words.~Hippias
14  Prot|    proposal was received by the company with universal approval;
15  Prot| entertainment to which a vulgar company have recourse; who, because
16  Prot|       among them: but where the company are real gentlemen and men
17  Prot|       in their potations. And a company like this of ours, and men
18  Prot|       else, and the rest of the company will be free to talk with
19  Prot|      prayers of Callias and the company were superadded, he was