Dialogue

 1 Intro| Protagoras is now disposed to reply, that four out of the five
 2  Prot|  better day by day?’ he would reply, ‘In flute-playing.’ Now
 3  Prot|     favoured few; which, as I reply, is very natural. But when
 4  Prot|     as one another.’ I should reply, ‘You certainly heard that
 5  Prot|       such a request I should reply that I would fain ask the
 6  Prot|     true, they would probably reply: Socrates and Protagoras,
 7  Prot|  Excuse me, friends, I should reply; but in the first place
 8  Prot|       we shall not be able to reply ‘By pleasure,’ for the name
 9  Prot|    the good, we shall have to reply; indeed we shall. Nay, but
10  Prot|      to that we shall clearly reply, Because it was not worthy;
11  Prot|     wrong. ‘But how,’ he will reply, ‘can the good be unworthy
12  Prot|    and pain’—To that I should reply: And do they differ in anything