Dialogue

 1 Intro|          materialistic tendencies of mankind in general (compare Introduction
 2 Intro| reconcileable with the fact that all mankind are agreed in thinking themselves
 3 Intro|              conclusion is, that all mankind, including Protagoras himself,
 4 Intro|            peace and less evil among mankind.’~Evil, Theodorus, must
 5 Intro|          little self-knowledge among mankind; they do not carry with
 6 Intro|            in the subject. At length mankind spoke of knowing as well
 7 Intro|             Plato and his followers, mankind have again and again returned
 8 Intro|             with one another or with mankind, we cannot precisely tell.
 9 Intro|             is the great educator of mankind, is wanting in them; whereas
10 Intro|             differs from the rest of mankind in the use of a word. He
11 Intro|      observed by their authors or by mankind in general, who are equally
12 Intro|              the general practice of mankind. It appeals to principles
13 Intro|              martyrs. The leaders of mankind have not been of the gentle
14 Intro|           observation of the rest of mankind. Its relations to other
15 Intro|        nearer to the common sense of mankind. There are some leading
16 Intro|           the general impressions of mankind, and there is little or
17 Intro|            or discoveries which move mankind, furnish the larger moulds
18  Thea|             of man, or rather of all mankind, when we say that every
19  Thea|          Clearly.~SOCRATES: Then all mankind, beginning with Protagoras,
20  Thea|           you cannot easily convince mankind that they should pursue