Dialogue

1  Prot|     them severally their proper qualities. Epimetheus said to Prometheus: ‘
2  Prot|       the brute animals all the qualities which he had to give,—and
3  Prot|        is wanting in those good qualities which are attained by study
4  Prot|      has only the contrary evil qualities, other men are angry with
5  Prot|       reprove him—of these evil qualities one is impiety, another
6  Prot|         holiness, and all these qualities, were described by you as
7  Prot| Socrates, in answering that the qualities of which you are speaking
8  Prot|     extreme opposites have some qualities in common; even the parts
9  Prot|         he said, that all these qualities are parts of virtue, and