Dialogue

 1  Gorg|    correspond; and the form and manner change with the stages of
 2  Gorg|        approbation of Socrates’ manner of approaching a question;
 3  Gorg|       in plain terms; after the manner of men of the world, he
 4  Gorg|      Socrates is describing the manner in which the ambitious citizen
 5  Gorg|         to his ignorance of the manner in which a vote of the assembly
 6  Gorg|       Chaerephon, imitating the manner of his master Socrates. ‘
 7  Gorg|     prepared to show, after his manner, that Archelaus cannot be
 8  Gorg|        the citizens who in like manner applauded Themistocles,
 9  Gorg|         the ear, and do you all manner of evil.~Perhaps you think
10  Gorg|       construed in too strict a manner. That Plato sometimes reasons
11  Gorg| unfortunate whose education and manner of life are always concealing
12  Gorg|     will he dogmatize about the manner in which we are ‘born again’ (
13  Gorg|       disinterested, be in like manner the higher? And although
14  Gorg|      narrated in his rhetorical manner by Protagoras in the dialogue
15  Gorg|         most lively and graphic manner, but they are never insisted
16  Gorg|       is said to consist in the manner of telling them. The effect
17  Gorg|         of Cronos;’ and in like manner he connects the reversal
18  Gorg|      hear it; answer me in like manner about rhetoric: with what
19  Gorg|  argument may proceed in such a manner as is most likely to set
20  Gorg|         is a physician, in like manner? He who has learned anything
21  Gorg|     pugilistic art; and in like manner, if the rhetorician makes
22  Gorg|   medicine; and tiring, in like manner, is a flattery which takes
23  Gorg|        will only say, after the manner of the geometricians (for
24  Gorg|        will refute me after the manner which rhetoricians practise
25  Gorg|       freeman in a satisfactory manner. Now I, Socrates, am very
26  Gorg|        them. The other, in like manner, can procure streams, though
27  Gorg|       feel pleasure in whatever manner are happy, and who admits
28  Gorg|   speaking in this inconsistent manner?~CALLICLES: Yes, but why
29  Gorg|         earth—conducted in this manner, the judgment will be just.