Dialogue

 1 Intro|  notions of commentators, who imagine that Protagoras the Sophist
 2  Prot|     Then tell me, what do you imagine that he is?~I take him to
 3  Prot|       will further ask you to imagine, as an illustration, some
 4  Prot| another flute-playing, do you imagine, Socrates, that the sons
 5  Prot|     great deal. For I used to imagine that no human care could
 6  Prot|    that said, but not, as you imagine, by me; for I only asked
 7  Prot|       Protagoras, which, as I imagine, is more than human and
 8  Prot|      tell you, I said, what I imagine to be the real meaning of
 9  Prot|   wear short cloaks; for they imagine that these are the practices
10  Prot|     Pittacus thus (and let us imagine Pittacus to be speaking
11  Prot|     answer.~So I said: Do not imagine, Protagoras, that I have
12  Prot|     arguing you might come to imagine that strength is wisdom.