Dialogue

 1 Intro|   excitement and advises him to find out ‘what Protagoras will
 2 Intro|        in which he professes to find a contradiction. First the
 3 Intro|    Platonic philosophy we shall find that both the paradox and
 4  Prot|         once, and then we shall find him at home. He lodges,
 5  Prot|         and we shall be sure to find him; never fear.~Upon this
 6  Prot| ordinary Lacedaemonian, he will find him seldom good for much
 7  Prot|   impossible, hoping in vain to find a perfectly faultless man
 8  Prot|       broad-bosomed earth: if I find him, I will send you word.’~(
 9  Prot|         with malignant joy, and find fault with them and expose
10  Prot|        is of sound mind, I will find no fault with him, for I
11  Prot|       do not hope’ he says, ‘to find a perfectly blameless man
12  Prot|       broad-bosomed earth (if I find him, I will send you word);
13  Prot|       teach the soul at last to find rest in the truth, and would
14  Prot|        proof. He said: You will find, Socrates, that some of