Dialogue

 1  Prot|      assembly, and the matter in hand relates to building, the
 2  Prot|         unless some one puts his hand upon them; whereas our friend
 3  Prot|         could. You, on the other hand, who are capable of either,
 4  Prot|   Callias seized me by the right hand, and in his left hand caught
 5  Prot|      right hand, and in his left hand caught hold of this old
 6  Prot|   Thessalian:~‘Hardly on the one hand can a man become truly good,
 7  Prot|         received a blow from the hand of an expert boxer, when
 8  Prot|         Hesiod says,~‘On the one hand, hardly can a man become
 9  Prot|        of toil, But on the other hand, when you have climbed the
10  Prot|     inserted (Greek) ‘on the one hand’ (‘on the one hand to become
11  Prot|       the one hand’ (‘on the one hand to become good is hard’);
12  Prot|          be good, but on the one hand, to become good, four-square
13  Prot| insertion of (Greek) ‘on the one hand,’ and for the position at
14  Prot|          to show that on the one hand a man cannot be continuously
15  Prot|         Protagoras, on the other hand, who started by saying that