Dialogue

 1  Gorg|        and appearance, are never far off in a Platonic discussion.
 2  Gorg|    combat deepens. In Callicles, far more than in any sophist
 3  Gorg|           and discord in life is far worse than the discord of
 4  Gorg|         disposed to admit that? ‘Far otherwise.’ Then hear another
 5  Gorg|         And the orators are very far from speaking with a view
 6  Gorg|          another form, is really far more prominent than in most
 7  Gorg|          is difficult to say how far in such cases an unconscious
 8  Gorg|        or development. He is not far off the higher notion of
 9  Gorg|       statesmen have fallen very far short of the political ideal,
10  Gorg|        of the rest; and stronger far the prejudice engendered
11  Gorg|     sophistry of human nature is far more subtle than the deceit
12  Gorg|      another. And as we are very far from the best imaginable
13  Gorg|       will be sufficient, and as far as the mind can reach, in
14  Gorg|        acquainted, would prevail far and wide: ‘Chaos’ would
15  Gorg|      Socrates, and I need not go far or appeal to antiquity;
16  Gorg|         of all men, and was very far from repenting: shall I
17  Gorg|      beauty in them except in so far as they are useful or pleasant
18  Gorg|      things are honourable in so far as they are just? Please
19  Gorg|      evil of the soul?~POLUS: By far the most.~SOCRATES: And
20  Gorg|        POLUS: Justice, Socrates, far excels the two others.~SOCRATES:
21  Gorg|         from it, not knowing how far more miserable a companion
22  Gorg|          study of philosophy too far. For suppose that some one
23  Gorg|       what his pursuits, and how far is he to go, both in maturer
24  Gorg|       for the superior class are far better, as you were saying?~
25  Gorg|      request you to consider how far you would accept this as
26  Gorg|   whether you agree with me thus far or not—do you agree?~CALLICLES:
27  Gorg|        me and mine wrongfully is far more disgraceful and more
28  Gorg|         to wrong me and mine, is far more disgraceful and evil
29  Gorg| injustice, if not wholly, yet as far as possible? I want to know
30  Gorg|     which he must have been very far from desiring.~CALLICLES: