Dialogue

 1 Intro|       do not teach their sons political virtue. Will Protagoras
 2 Intro|       1) For all men have the political virtues to a certain degree,
 3 Intro|     had not. (2) And that the political virtues can be taught and
 4 Intro| justice and reverence and the political virtues could only be imparted
 5 Intro|      the teacher of moral and political virtue; there is no allusion
 6  Prot|    believe that he aspires to political eminence; and this he thinks
 7  Prot|    are unable to impart their political wisdom to others: as for
 8  Prot|      the support of life, but political wisdom he had not; for that
 9  Prot|      meet to deliberate about political virtue, which proceeds only
10  Prot|    honesty and of every other political virtue, let me give you
11  Prot|       question, or some other political virtue, even if they know
12  Prot|       as the very opposite of political virtue. In such cases any