Dialogue

 1 Intro|        of a whole, or different names of the same thing? Protagoras
 2  Prot|        themselves under various names, some under that of poets,
 3  Prot| inventing articulate speech and names; and he also constructed
 4  Prot|  whether all these are only the names of one and the same thing:
 5  Prot|       justice and holiness five names of the same thing? or has
 6  Prot|       thing? or has each of the names a separate underlying essence
 7  Prot|       you replied that the five names were not the names of the
 8  Prot|         five names were not the names of the same thing, but that
 9  Prot|      give up the use of various names, such as pleasant and painful,
10  Prot|         let us call them by two names— first, good and evil, and
11  Prot|          And now substitute the names of pleasure and pain for
12  Prot|    introduce his distinction of names, whether he is disposed