Dialogue

 1 Intro|  that he knew nothing. Plato means to say that virtue is not
 2  Prot|      your behalf. If our own means are sufficient, and we can
 3  Prot|    for the latter some other means of preservation, making
 4  Prot| another, he contrived also a means of protecting them against
 5  Prot|    man was supplied with the means of life. But Prometheus
 6  Prot|     to provide them with the means of life, and did not enable
 7  Prot|   done by those who have the means, and those who have the
 8  Prot|       and those who have the means are the rich; their children
 9  Prot|   have all the others?~By no means, he said; for many a man
10  Prot|    the others told me by all means to do as I proposed.~Then
11  Prot|  would be ridiculous; but he means to say that he accepts and
12  Prot|     excess and defect, which means that they become greater
13  Prot|    to something else.~By all means, I said, if that is your