Dialogue

 1  Prot|       Protagoras is come. I was going to you at once, and then
 2  Prot| Hippocrates, I said, as you are going to Protagoras, and will
 3  Prot|      what is he to whom you are going? and what will he make of
 4  Prot|     example, you had thought of going to Hippocrates of Cos, the
 5  Prot|      now, I said, you and I are going to Protagoras, and we are
 6  Prot|     Protagoras, and why are you going to pay him money,—how should
 7  Prot|         he replied.~Then we are going to pay our money to him
 8  Prot|        what am I doing?~You are going to commit your soul to the
 9  Prot|      are incurring? If you were going to commit your body to some
10  Prot|     Sophist is; and yet you are going to commit yourself to his
11  Prot|    arisen between us as we were going along; and we stood talking
12  Prot|         been deaf, and you were going to converse with me, you
13  Prot|      other is not ready.~And is going to battle honourable or