Dialogue

 1  Gorg|         which intended that the stronger should govern the weaker (
 2  Gorg|    notions of better, superior, stronger, he is easily turned round
 3  Gorg|      justice is the rule of the stronger or of the better?’ ‘There
 4  Gorg|        they are the superior or stronger, this opinion of theirs
 5  Gorg|  defined the superior to be the stronger, and then the wiser, and
 6  Gorg|      exclusion of the rest; and stronger far the prejudice engendered
 7  Gorg|         him already a principle stronger than death. He who serves
 8  Gorg| interests; and they terrify the stronger sort of men, and those who
 9  Gorg| inferior properly belong to the stronger and superior. And this is
10  Gorg|       meant by the superior the stronger, and that the weaker must
11  Gorg|        the weaker must obey the stronger, as you seemed to imply
12  Gorg|   because they are superior and stronger, as though the superior
13  Gorg|         though the superior and stronger and better were the same;
14  Gorg|         superior and better and stronger the same or different?~CALLICLES:
15  Gorg|       than you because they are stronger? Then please to begin again,
16  Gorg|        are, if they are not the stronger; and I will ask you, great
17  Gorg|        rest, and he is probably stronger than some and not so strong
18  Gorg|      and the superior to be the stronger, then again as the wiser,