Dialogue

1  Prot|   good fathers often turn out ill? There is nothing very wonderful
2  Prot|     good man, and he who does ill is the bad.’~But what sort
3  Prot|    the sick. ‘But he who does ill is the bad.’ Now who becomes
4  Prot|    can by any amount of doing ill become physicians, any more
5  Prot|     sort; and he who by doing ill cannot become a physician
6  Prot| accident (the only real doing ill is to be deprived of knowledge),
7  Prot|      men live well and others ill?~He assented.~And do you