Dialogue

 1  Gorg|      originally to have taken the place of Gorgias under the pretext
 2  Gorg|         twofold; for in the first place, a man may know justice
 3  Gorg|            would like to have his place. Socrates dismisses the
 4  Gorg|            and putting one in the place of the other. In this very
 5  Gorg|      about a future world, but to place in antagonism the true and
 6  Gorg| interpreted with reference to his place in the history of thought
 7  Gorg|           supposes a purgatory or place of education for mankind
 8  Gorg|         to the world below have a place for repentant sinners, as
 9  Gorg|         are between them. Hence a place must be found for them.
10  Gorg|      which he supposes to have no place among the children of Cronos
11  Gorg|     greatest crimes: in the first place he invited his uncle and
12  Gorg|           He, then, has the first place in the scale of happiness
13  Gorg|   SOCRATES: And he has the second place, who is delivered from vice?~
14  Gorg|    already told you. In the first place, I mean by superiors not
15  Gorg|     uninitiated or leaky, and the place in the souls of the uninitiated
16  Gorg|         of them not? In the first place, what say you of flute-playing?
17  Gorg|        let us proceed in the next place to consider whether you
18  Gorg|           SOCRATES: In the second place, we should have to consider
19  Gorg|           who at first keep their place, and then, when they have
20  Gorg|       will tell you:—In the first place, I will deprive men of the
21  Gorg|          from them: in the second place, they shall be entirely
22  Gorg|         am right, is in the first place the separation from one