Dialogue

 1  Gorg|     assertions respecting their order and sequence. The mantle
 2  Gorg|         only a violation of the order of nature, which intended
 3  Gorg|      Gorgias and Polus; and, in order to explain his meaning to
 4  Gorg|      will agree to anything, in order that he may get through
 5  Gorg| themselves the duty of bringing order out of disorder. The good
 6  Gorg|         accident, but is due to order and harmonious arrangement.
 7  Gorg|          And the soul which has order is better than the soul
 8  Gorg|       the soul which is without order, and is therefore temperate
 9  Gorg|         We will now consider in order some of the principal points
10  Gorg|      both the ideas of measure, order, harmony, are the connecting
11  Gorg|        sophistry of a religious order, or of a church in which
12  Gorg|      statesman is he who brings order out of disorder; who first
13  Gorg|         of freedom alone, or of order alone, but how to unite
14  Gorg|       how to unite freedom with order is the problem which he
15  Gorg|    serving-man of the state. In order to govern men he becomes
16  Gorg|      not their follower, but in order to lead he must also follow.
17  Gorg|        he may have the existing order of society against him,
18  Gorg|      that true art should bring order out of disorder; that it
19  Gorg|        forgetful of measure and order, he will express not that
20  Gorg|         or sham. In all of them order has to be brought out of
21  Gorg|      does not say that God will order all things for the best (
22  Gorg|      tale to its truth. The new order of the world was immediately
23  Gorg|        convulsion, in which the order of the world and of human
24  Gorg|       Not for your sake, but in order that the argument may proceed
25  Gorg|      question; for I ask not in order to confute you, but as I
26  Gorg|        have to be chosen and an order of battle arranged, or a
27  Gorg|      would to the physician, in order that the disease of injustice
28  Gorg|      get the better of them, in order that they may not get the
29  Gorg|        beg of you to answer, in order that if you agree with me
30  Gorg|        be superior and wiser in order to claim a larger share;
31  Gorg|   artist disposes all things in order, and compels the one part
32  Gorg|      whom we spoke before, give order and regularity to the body:
33  Gorg|         Then the house in which order and regularity prevail is
34  Gorg|      which there is harmony and order?~CALLICLES: The latter follows
35  Gorg|       the effect of harmony and order in the body?~CALLICLES:
36  Gorg|       the effect of harmony and order in the soul? Try and discover
37  Gorg|         is given to the regular order of the body, whence comes
38  Gorg|        are given to the regular order and action of the soul,
39  Gorg|        but as the result of the order and truth and art which
40  Gorg|         each thing dependent on order or arrangement? Yes, I say.
41  Gorg|        thing good is the proper order inhering in each thing?
42  Gorg|       not the soul which has an order of her own better than that
43  Gorg|   better than that which has no order? Certainly. And the soul
44  Gorg|          And the soul which has order is orderly? Of course. And
45  Gorg|        carry him: he had better order his life so as not to need
46  Gorg|      therefore called Cosmos or order, not disorder or misrule,
47  Gorg|      art have to be provided in order that we may do no injustice?~
48  Gorg|       serving ostracize him, in order that they might not hear
49  Gorg|        before intentionally, in order that you may understand