Dialogue

1 Intro|     highly delighted with the explanation of Protagoras. But he has
2 Intro|    another and more elaborate explanation of the whole passage. The
3 Intro|     of the whole passage. The explanation is as follows:—~The Lacedaemonians
4 Intro|      that passage—e.g. in the explanation of good as pleasure—Plato
5 Intro| concede); and also (3) in his explanation of the phenomenon that good
6 Intro| futility and absurdity of the explanation of (Greek), which is hardly
7  Prot|    you have given a very good explanation of the poem; but I have
8  Prot|    the good’? Is not the real explanation that they are out of proportion