Dialogue

 1 Intro|    them with the materials for discussion. A few soothing flatteries
 2 Intro|   earnestness and his style of discussion.~The Protagoras is often
 3 Intro|        exhibits throughout the discussion under the trying and often
 4 Intro|      reluctant to continue the discussion, he parts company on perfectly
 5  Prot| stopped in order to conclude a discussion which had arisen between
 6  Prot|      not, how can there be any discussion? For discussion is one thing,
 7  Prot|   there be any discussion? For discussion is one thing, and making
 8  Prot|       them not to break up the discussion.~Prodicus added: That, Critias,
 9  Prot|      that the conversation and discussion may go on as you desire.
10  Prot| entreated me, not to spoil the discussion. And this will require no
11  Prot|      you are the author of the discussion.~May I employ an illustration?
12  Prot|        said, in continuing the discussion, has been the desire to
13  Prot|       clear. The result of our discussion appears to me to be singular.
14  Prot|    should like to carry on the discussion until we ascertain what