 Socrates now renews the discussion on wisdom and courage (358d–360e). Socrates presses upon a reluctant Protagoras his idea that courage is the knowledge of that which is and is not to be feared (360d), a doctrine that, in effect, he has refuted as a definition for courage in the  Laches.  The Protagoras ends inconclusively with agreement that the matters at issue require more discussion.