Dialogue

 1 Intro|    and the philosopher is not merely amusing himself by giving
 2 Intro| professing to reason, and not merely to dispute; and there is
 3 Intro|    cleared up. Did Protagoras merely mean to assert the relativity
 4 Intro|       are in mind is due, not merely to our physical, but to
 5 Intro|         1. The senses are not merely ‘holes set in a wooden horse’ (
 6 Intro|     such as Psychology is not merely an hypothesis, but an hypothesis
 7  Thea|  answer the nature of ‘clay,’ merely because we added ‘of the
 8  Thea|    and the philosopher is not merely amusing himself by giving
 9  Thea|     virtue or avoid vice, not merely in order that a man may
10  Thea|       word to ‘know,’ and not merely ‘have an opinion’ of the