Dialogue

 1  Gorg|     good and evil of man. After making an ineffectual attempt to
 2  Gorg|        experience or routine of making a sort of delight or gratification. ‘
 3  Gorg|        experience or routine of making a sort of delight or gratification.
 4  Gorg|     other which was directed to making men as good as possible.
 5  Gorg| considering the agent only, and making no reference to the happiness
 6  Gorg|      beauty, and has a power of making them enter into the hearts
 7  Gorg|    legendary belief. The art of making stories of ghosts and apparitions
 8  Gorg|       would you not?), with the making of garments?~GORGIAS: Yes.~
 9  Gorg| acknowledged to be incapable of making an unjust use of rhetoric,
10  Gorg|   hardly used, if, when you are making a long oration, and refusing
11  Gorg|        should imagine that I am making fun of his own profession.
12  Gorg|      highest interests, is ever making pleasure the bait of the
13  Gorg|      enamels, and garments, and making men affect a spurious beauty
14  Gorg|       have been inconsistent in making a long speech, when I would
15  Gorg|         of an age with him, and making them drunk, he threw them
16  Gorg|    poverty? Does not the art of making money?~POLUS: Yes.~SOCRATES:
17  Gorg|        which you censure me for making,—What ought the character
18  Gorg|         skilfullest and best in making shoes ought to have the
19  Gorg|         have been listening and making admissions to you, Socrates;
20  Gorg|       of them processes of art, making a provision for the soul’
21  Gorg|      then, Callicles, how about making any of the citizens better?
22  Gorg|         the speeches which I am making are long enough because