Dialogue

 1  Gorg|    only,—that is to say, the person with whom he is speaking;
 2  Gorg|      a time, and that is the person with whom he is arguing.
 3  Gorg|  remarks that he is the only person who teaches the true art
 4  Gorg|    concerned:—Suppose that a person asks me about some of the
 5  Gorg| ascertain in this way:— If a person were to say to you, ‘Is
 6  Gorg|      And therefore he is the person who ought to be held in
 7  Gorg|      my words, and he is the person with whom I am arguing;
 8  Gorg| compared to the conduct of a person who is afflicted with the
 9  Gorg|     my enemy injures a third person, then in every sort of way,
10  Gorg|      of your loves; and if a person were to express surprise
11  Gorg|     another: and hence, if a person is too modest to say what
12  Gorg|      which a gentleman and a person of honour ought to know;
13  Gorg|     share of them on his own person, or if he does, he will
14  Gorg|     down; and some ingenious person, probably a Sicilian or
15  Gorg|       and I remark that if a person grants you anything in play,
16  Gorg|     Tell me, Callicles, if a person were to ask these questions
17  Gorg|     done by you as a private person, before you came forward
18  Gorg|      some miserable and mean person.~SOCRATES: Then I must indeed
19  Gorg|    Thersites, or any private person who was a villain, as suffering