Dialogue

 1  Prot|       of Elis, and, if I am not mistaken, Prodicus of Ceos, and several
 2  Prot|         looks, and, if I am not mistaken, is also of a fair and gentle
 3  Prot|     clearly enough, if I am not mistaken, that your countrymen are
 4  Prot|      answer, ‘Yes,’ if I am not mistaken?~Yes, he said.~Which you
 5  Prot|       his. And now, if I am not mistaken, you do not understand the
 6  Prot|       for him?~You are entirely mistaken, Prodicus, said Protagoras;
 7  Prot| contemporaries. And if I am not mistaken, he composed the entire
 8  Prot|         that, Pittacus, you are mistaken; the difficulty is not to
 9  Prot|   considering them. If I am not mistaken the question was this: Are
10  Prot|   Socrates, he replied, you are mistaken in your remembrance of what
11  Prot|     shall be safer, if I am not mistaken, in saying that there are
12  Prot|       to them: Friends, you are mistaken, and are saying what is
13  Prot|       to that also, if I am not mistaken?~Protagoras assented.~Then
14  Prot|        alternative, if I am not mistaken?~He assented.~‘Are these
15  Prot|      but you, who are under the mistaken impression that ignorance