Dialogue

 1 Intro|  good.’ Socrates proceeds to argue in a highly impressive manner
 2  Prot| apologue or myth, or shall I argue out the question?~To this
 3  Prot| found to assert.~And shall I argue with them or with you? I
 4  Prot|     he said, that you should argue with the many first, if
 5  Prot|      when you are willing to argue with me in such a way that
 6  Prot|      follow you, then I will argue with you. Now you, as is
 7  Prot|      which is, that you will argue with one another and not
 8  Prot|     not wrangle; for friends argue with friends out of good-will,
 9  Prot| further on as if he meant to argue that although there is a
10  Prot|    he was at last induced to argue, and said that I might ask
11  Prot|      are not the same; and I argue that the courageous are
12  Prot|     but if not, then we will argue.~And would you wish to begin