| His speaking tours took him to Athens, Corinth, and Ionia, where he contracted a bitter feud with his fellow sophist Polemon. |
| And Plato does not on this ground reject the claim of the sophist to be the true philosopher. |
| To the Parmenides, the sophist stands in a less defined and more remote relation. |
| Thus, it may be inferred that Apollonius of Tyana was a sophist of sorts himself, whose life was treated separately from the lives of the other sophists. |
| Plato does not really mean to say that the sophist or the Statesman can be caught in this way. |
| Again, there is a third line, in which a sophist may be traced. |
