Dialogue

 1 Intro|    holiness, and yet in a certain point of view nearly the same.
 2 Intro|       long speech not much to the point, which elicits the applause
 3 Intro| accompanied with knowledge; or to point out with Aristotle that
 4  Prot|           begin again at the same point, Protagoras, and tell you
 5  Prot|          for there is always some point of view in which everything
 6  Prot|            are still in a certain point of view similar, and one
 7  Prot|          answers, and keep to the point, as he did at first; if
 8  Prot|            slipping away from the point, and instead of answering,
 9  Prot|          conversation, but at any point in the discourse he will
10  Prot|          should like, however, to point out the general intention
11  Prot|           he has another, and the point which is in dispute can
12  Prot|          he said, if that is your point: those who have knowledge
13  Prot|          the reflection is to the point, and the result proves that
14  Prot|          and that is not the only point about which mankind are
15  Prot|        question from the opposite point of view, and say: ‘Friends,
16  Prot|       confident; so that, in this point of view, the cowardly and
17  Prot|          of these things?~At this point he would no longer nod assent,