Dialogue

 1  Prot|      to any customer who is in want of them, praise them all
 2  Prot|    come to see Callias, but we want to see Protagoras; and I
 3  Prot|    conversing with you, if you want to speak with me, in the
 4  Prot|       In flute-playing.’ Now I want you to make the same sort
 5  Prot|       gift. Now I, Protagoras, want to ask of you a little question,
 6  Prot|     they made up virtue. Now I want you to tell me truly whether
 7  Prot|         or in any other way? I want to know whether the comparison
 8  Prot|        me, I replied; I do not want this ‘if you wish’ or ‘if
 9  Prot| conclusion to be proven, but I want you and me to be proven:
10  Prot|    adversaries desired, as you want me to do, I should have
11  Prot|   comply. And therefore if you want to see Crison and me in
12  Prot|      And in like manner if you want to hear me and Protagoras
13  Prot|        when the Lacedaemonians want to unbend and hold free
14  Prot|       Very true, I said. But I want to know against what do
15  Prot|       to be dangers, since the want of self-control, which makes
16  Prot|      yourself, he said.~I only want to ask one more question,
17  Prot|       more question, I said. I want to know whether you still