Dialogue

1 Intro| Protagoras is based on common sense and common maxims of morality,
2  Prot|       held by them to be good sense, they now deem to be madness.
3  Prot|    parts, I said, in the same sense in which mouth, nose, and
4  Prot|        And temperance is good sense?~Yes.~And good sense is
5  Prot|     good sense?~Yes.~And good sense is good counsel in doing
6  Prot|       hard’ (chalepon) in the sense which Simonides intended;
7  Prot|      is always taken in a bad sense, and that no one speaks
8  Prot|       send you word); in this sense I praise no man. But he
9  Prot|     Prodicus, to answer in my sense of the words.~Prodicus laughed