Dialogue

 1  Gorg|       called): (1) that to do is worse than to suffer evil; and (
 2  Gorg|          it, that doing wrong is worse than suffering, and that
 3  Gorg|      opinion of any man to do is worse than to suffer evil.~Polus,
 4  Gorg| testimony of Polus himself to be worse or more hurtful than suffering.~
 5  Gorg|         go unpunished and become worse and worse, taking care only
 6  Gorg|  unpunished and become worse and worse, taking care only that he
 7  Gorg|       and discord in life is far worse than the discord of musical
 8  Gorg|       saying that to do wrong is worse than to suffer wrong, and
 9  Gorg|          more, that to strike is worse than to be stricken—to do
10  Gorg|       Pericles make the citizens worse? For he gave them pay, and
11  Gorg|       between the better and the worse is going on within us. And
12  Gorg|        is a better (as well as a worse) public opinion of which
13  Gorg|      fear of being governed by a worse man than himself (Republic).
14  Gorg|         was saying that to do is worse than to suffer injustice?~
15  Gorg|     better to have more than the worse, the more powerful than
16  Gorg|       the better should rule the worse, the noble have more than
17  Gorg|     weaker, and the superior the worse, or whether better is to
18  Gorg|          nothing of a better and worse, and there are other processes
19  Gorg|       whether they are better or worse for this?~CALLICLES: I must
20  Gorg|        Athenians, who found them worse and made them better, from
21  Gorg|        us better, and of others, worse, and we ought to gratify
22  Gorg|        gave him nothing, or even worse if rightly estimated. Is
23  Gorg|        suffer, is in that degree worse; and the other position,
24  Gorg|      city, whether for better or worse, then I can only say that
25  Gorg|       citizens better instead of worse?~CALLICLES: Yes.~SOCRATES: