Dialogue

 1  Prot|      I gave money to him as a physician.~And what will he make of
 2  Prot|   what will he make of you?~A physician, he said.~And if you were
 3  Prot|   exception of any trainer or physician who may happen to buy of
 4  Prot|       of them happens to be a physician of the soul. If, therefore,
 5  Prot| Protagoras; then I am a sorry physician, and do but aggravate a
 6  Prot|  season the husbandman or the physician; for the good may become
 7  Prot| well-doing makes a man a good physician? Clearly the knowledge of
 8  Prot|         Now who becomes a bad physician? Clearly he who is in the
 9  Prot|       is in the first place a physician, and in the second place
10  Prot|       the second place a good physician; for he may become a bad
11  Prot|     doing ill cannot become a physician at all, clearly cannot become
12  Prot|   clearly cannot become a bad physician. In like manner the good
13  Prot|     military service, and the physician’s use of burning, cutting,