Dialogue

 1 Intro|        in all ages has been the strength and weakness of ethics and
 2  Prot|         would make trial of the strength of his resolution. So I
 3  Prot|       were some to whom he gave strength without swiftness, while
 4  Prot|       strongly which is done by strength, and that which is weakly
 5  Prot|      might come to imagine that strength is wisdom. You might begin
 6  Prot|     that upon my view wisdom is strength; whereas in that case I
 7  Prot|  difference between ability and strength; the former is given by
 8  Prot|         by madness or rage, but strength comes from nature and a
 9  Prot| knowledge is a principle not of strength, or of rule, or of command:
10  Prot|       but that wisdom will have strength to help him?~I agree with