Dialogue

 1  Prot|       beautiful, as you say, and I believe you; and also Critias the
 2  Prot|          anybody of his own age. I believe that he aspires to political
 3  Prot|            of the Sophist is, as I believe, of great antiquity; but
 4  Prot|           not my way, for I do not believe that they effected their
 5  Prot|           A teacher of this sort I believe myself to be, and above
 6  Prot|      speaking, some one—Critias, I believe—went on to say: O Prodicus
 7  Prot|            said: I also incline to believe, Protagoras, that this was
 8  Prot| voluntarily. For no wise man, as I believe, will allow that any human
 9  Prot|        happens to occur to them?~I believe, I said, that they may be
10  Prot|           diseases and the like?~I believe, said Protagoras, that the
11  Prot|         all men of your age; and I believe that you will become very