Dialogue

 1  Gorg|     Callicles exhort them to proceed. Socrates gently points
 2  Gorg|      reassures him, and they proceed with the argument. Pleasure
 3  Gorg|    Zethus,’ he is willing to proceed; at the same time, he hopes
 4  Gorg|     makes the days of men to proceed according to art, and inexperience
 5  Gorg|     other arts, the work may proceed in silence; and of such
 6  Gorg|     words. And then he would proceed to ask: ‘Words about what?’
 7  Gorg|  order that the argument may proceed in such a manner as is most
 8  Gorg| saying that the argument may proceed consecutively, and that
 9  Gorg|   long exhibition, and if we proceed the argument may run on
10  Gorg|      of this, and now let us proceed to the next question; which
11  Gorg|     are in earnest, shall we proceed with the argument?~CALLICLES:
12  Gorg|  Well, if you are willing to proceed, determine this question
13  Gorg|    they are distinct, we may proceed to consider in what they
14  Gorg|    do.~SOCRATES: Then I will proceed, and ask whether you also
15  Gorg|  common good. And now I will proceed to argue according to my
16  Gorg|       SOCRATES: Then I shall proceed to add, that if the temperate
17  Gorg|      as we have said, let us proceed in the next place to consider
18  Gorg|    him some harm; while they proceed to eulogize the men who
19  Gorg| story.~CALLICLES: Very well, proceed; and then we shall have