Dialogue

 1 Intro|        also shared, as well as Alcibiades and Critias, both of whom
 2 Intro|      speaking as he likes. But Alcibiades answers that the two cases
 3 Intro|       which he is requested by Alcibiades to defer.~The argument is
 4 Intro|      the Sophists, showing, as Alcibiades says, that he is only pretending
 5 Intro|      towards the end. There is Alcibiades, who is compelled by the
 6  Prot|        Companion. Hippocrates, Alcibiades and Critias. Protagoras,
 7  Prot|      been in chase of the fair Alcibiades. I saw him the day before
 8  Prot|       that is now the charm of Alcibiades.~COMPANION: Well, and how
 9  Prot| entered than there followed us Alcibiades the beautiful, as you say,
10  Prot|  placed. Meanwhile Callias and Alcibiades got Prodicus out of bed
11  Prot|  younger brother of our friend Alcibiades, of whom this very same
12  Prot| Cleinias would be corrupted by Alcibiades, took him away, and placed
13  Prot|        to speak in yours.~Here Alcibiades interposed, and said: That,
14  Prot|       say what he thinks.~When Alcibiades had done speaking, some
15  Prot|       Protagoras: and this led Alcibiades, who loves opposition, to
16  Prot|   allow me.~Nay, Hippias, said Alcibiades; not now, but at some other
17  Prot|   which he would do. Thereupon Alcibiades turned to Callias, and said:—
18  Prot|      ashamed by these words of Alcibiades, and when the prayers of