Dialogue

1  Prot|            and make the round of the cities, and sell or retail them
2  Prot|          with him out of the various cities visited by him in his journeys,
3  Prot|           finding his way into great cities, and persuading the flower
4  Prot|         dispersed, and there were no cities. But the consequence was
5  Prot| self-preservation gathered them into cities; but when they were gathered
6  Prot|           the ordering principles of cities and the bonds of friendship
7  Prot|             all to have a share; for cities cannot exist, if a few only
8  Prot|      Lacedaemonian fashions in other cities, who go about with their
9  Prot|             men to go out into other cities—in this they are like the