Dialogue

 1  Gorg|    call himself, cannot safely go to war with the whole world,
 2  Gorg|       proposes that they shall go with him to his own house,
 3  Gorg|        criminal should himself go to the judge as he would
 4  Gorg|  punish him, but that he shall go unpunished and become worse
 5  Gorg|       can only be persuaded to go on by the interposition
 6  Gorg|       death is no evil, but to go to the world below laden
 7  Gorg|       like sick men, they must go to the physician and be
 8  Gorg|        then he will be sure to go on and ask, ‘What good?
 9  Gorg|        and a physician were to go to any city, and had there
10  Gorg|        And sometimes they will go on abusing one another until
11  Gorg|   before, and therefore if you go on discoursing all day I
12  Gorg|     listen to you, and may not go away? I say rather, if you
13  Gorg|         SOCRATES: And when men go on a voyage or engage in
14  Gorg|     for the sake of which they go on a voyage.~POLUS: Certainly.~
15  Gorg|    reply to me. Suppose that I go into a crowded Agora, and
16  Gorg|       Socrates, and I need not go far or appeal to antiquity;
17  Gorg|        ask yourself whither we go with the sick, and to whom
18  Gorg|    SOCRATES: And to whom do we go with the unjust and intemperate?~
19  Gorg|     ought of his own accord to go where he will be immediately
20  Gorg|    saying in the assembly, you go over to his opinion; and
21  Gorg|      will leave philosophy and go on to higher things: for
22  Gorg| pursuits, and how far is he to go, both in maturer years and
23  Gorg|   greatest number of them, and go about clothed in the best
24  Gorg|       land?~CALLICLES: How you go on, always talking in the
25  Gorg|  SOCRATES: Capital, excellent; go on as you have begun, and
26  Gorg|      entirely agree.~SOCRATES: Go back now to our former admissions.—
27  Gorg|  compare Laws); please then to go on a little longer, and
28  Gorg| otherwise let us leave off and go our ways.~GORGIAS: I think,
29  Gorg|   Socrates, that we should not go our ways until you have
30  Gorg|       have you any?~CALLICLES: Go on, my good fellow.~SOCRATES:
31  Gorg|  afraid of doing wrong. For to go to the world below having
32  Gorg|     justice and holiness shall go, when he is dead, to the
33  Gorg|   unjustly and impiously shall go to the house of vengeance
34  Gorg|       comes upon you; you will go before the judge, the son
35  Gorg|     and death. This way let us go; and in this exhort all