Dialogue

 1  Gorg|        the populace. At the same time, he is in most profound
 2  Gorg|       with another indication of time, viz. the ‘recent’ usurpation
 3  Gorg|     while he affirms at the same time that no one can maintain
 4  Gorg|       deal with one witness at a time, and that is the person
 5  Gorg|          to proceed; at the same time, he hopes that Callicles
 6  Gorg|    understand what I said at the time, but when I ask you who
 7  Gorg|          their clothes on at the time when they were being judged,
 8  Gorg|         which he teaches for all time, stripped of the accidental
 9  Gorg|          foundation. At the same time he makes a point of determining
10  Gorg|      depend on a brief moment of time, or even on the accident
11  Gorg|      Theaetetus; and at the same time may be thought to be condemning
12  Gorg|   thought and the opinion of his time.~It has been said that the
13  Gorg|         of the many. At the same time he acknowledges the natural
14  Gorg|       triumph, while at the same time he retaliates upon his adversaries.
15  Gorg|          feelings are blunted by time, and ‘to forgive is convenient
16  Gorg|          right, which may at any time awaken and develop a new
17  Gorg|      sorrows, they are healed by time;~‘While rank corruption,
18  Gorg|      identifies them; though the time has not yet arrived either
19  Gorg|         Now, and for us, it is a time to Hellenize and to praise
20  Gorg|      fairly judged. He will take time for the execution of his
21  Gorg|         working in the appointed time, for he knows that human
22  Gorg|      only real politician of his time. Let us illustrate the meaning
23  Gorg|        real politicians of their time, but Locke, Hume, Adam Smith,
24  Gorg|         best spend the appointed time, we leave the result with
25  Gorg|   indifferent, and virtue at the time of action and without regard
26  Gorg|     sinners who are allowed from time to time to approach the
27  Gorg|         are allowed from time to time to approach the shores of
28  Gorg|          slain coincide with the time passed by the spirits in
29  Gorg|          of Cronos make of their time? They had boundless leisure
30  Gorg|          or, Did they pass their time in eating and drinking and
31  Gorg|        you prefer, at some other time.~CALLICLES: What is the
32  Gorg|         exhibition to some other time.~CALLICLES: There is nothing
33  Gorg|          has been talking a long time, is tired.~CHAEREPHON: And
34  Gorg|         longer one at some other time.~GORGIAS: Well, I will;
35  Gorg|          high matters in a short time?~GORGIAS: Certainly not.~
36  Gorg|  SOCRATES: I was thinking at the time, when I heard you saying
37  Gorg|         for I think that by this time you will be able to follow)~
38  Gorg|      good, admitting at the same time that what is done without
39  Gorg|      which they are doing at the time; for who would desire to
40  Gorg| strangeness of what you say from time to time when under their
41  Gorg|        what you say from time to time when under their influence,
42  Gorg|      what you were saying at the time—whether you meant by the
43  Gorg|          same things, for at one time you were defining the better
44  Gorg|   without them both, at the same time?~CALLICLES: What do you
45  Gorg|       well and sound at the same time?~CALLICLES: Certainly not.~
46  Gorg|          and has not at the same time, clearly that cannot be
47  Gorg|      they not affect at the same time the same part, whether of
48  Gorg|         evil fortune at the same time?~CALLICLES: Yes, I did.~
49  Gorg|          in drinking at the same time?~CALLICLES: I do not understand
50  Gorg|     dislikes, and is at the same time willing to be subject and
51  Gorg|      care about living a certain time?—he knows, as women say,
52  Gorg|    Athenians—this was during the time when they were not so good—
53  Gorg|        way, for during the whole time that we are arguing, we
54  Gorg|   happens to be near them at the time, and offers them advice,
55  Gorg|        the only politician of my time. Now, seeing that when I
56  Gorg|      called Tartarus. And in the time of Cronos, and even quite
57  Gorg|        measure and for a certain time. And I should imagine that
58  Gorg|          they are incurable, the time has passed at which they