Dialogue

 1 Intro|       this new conclusion to the case of courage—the only virtue
 2  Prot|      replied, that this were the case! He might take all that
 3  Prot| reproaches him, as in the former case, with not having learned,
 4  Prot|          then, what in the other case was held by them to be good
 5  Prot|          a true statement of the case. For our friend Socrates
 6  Prot|         or true?~No, not in that case, I replied.~And is there
 7  Prot|         also courageous?~In that case, he replied, courage would
 8  Prot| courageous, but mad; and in that case the wisest are also the
 9  Prot|        strength; whereas in that case I should not have admitted,
10  Prot|        life, will he not in that case have lived well?~He will.~
11  Prot|          No, said he; the former case has been proved by you in