Dialogue

1 Intro|         detained by Callias, who thinks him unreasonable in not
2 Intro|     Hippocrates to him, Socrates thinks proper to warn the youth
3  Prot|  political eminence; and this he thinks that conversation with you
4  Prot|          him,—clearly because he thinks that by study and learning,
5  Prot|         man ought to say what he thinks.~When Alcibiades had done
6  Prot|   pursues evil, or that which he thinks to be evil. To prefer evil
7  Prot|       been already made, that he thinks the things which he fears
8  Prot| voluntarily accept that which he thinks to be evil?~That also was
9  Prot|         one goes to meet what he thinks to be dangers, since the