Dialogue

 1 Intro|         of civilized mankind will appear virtuous and just, if we
 2 Intro|      great personage’ is about to appear on the stage; perhaps with
 3 Intro|           the second. Nor does he appear at any disadvantage when
 4 Intro|    paradox and the solution of it appear to have been retracted.
 5  Prot|          not ashamed at having to appear before the Hellenes in the
 6  Prot|        sooner does this foreigner appear, than you instantly commit
 7  Prot| extraordinary their conduct would appear to be. For we have shown
 8  Prot|        laws and humanities, would appear to be a just man and a master
 9  Prot|        view.~Well, I said, as you appear to have a difficulty about
10  Prot|           are in many things, you appear to know nothing of this;
11  Prot|           not the same magnitudes appear larger to your sight when