Dialogue

1  Prot|     that which he makes him understand, that is about playing the
2  Prot|  affairs of the state.~Do I understand you, I said; and is your
3  Prot|  soon as ever he is able to understand what is being said to him:
4  Prot| letters and is beginning to understand what is written, as before
5  Prot|    than I agree with what I understand to be your view.~Well, I
6  Prot|    not mistaken, you do not understand the word ‘hard’ (chalepon)
7  Prot|  something which you do not understand. Let us ask Prodicus, for
8  Prot| good man may be expected to understand, and in particular of virtue.