Dialogue

 1  Gorg|        superior to that of the rest—How will you choose between
 2  Gorg|  virtue and happiness; all the rest is mere talk.’~Socrates
 3  Gorg|       by Callicles, but by the rest of mankind, to be jesting
 4  Gorg|        to the exclusion of the rest; and stronger far the prejudice
 5  Gorg| ambition and have only desired rest. We should like to know
 6  Gorg|      then, let me now have the rest of my answer:—seeing that
 7  Gorg|     yours; no matter about the rest of the world. For there
 8  Gorg|       and am regardless of the rest. Enough of this, and now
 9  Gorg|     and were not shared by the rest of his species—I do not
10  Gorg|   creeps into a corner for the rest of his life, and talks in
11  Gorg|    matter of food than all the rest, and he is probably stronger
12  Gorg|   virtue and happiness—all the rest is a mere bauble, agreements
13  Gorg|       what you say is what the rest of the world think, but
14  Gorg|      or are they too, like the rest of mankind, bent upon giving
15  Gorg|        and your argument would rest, or that you would get some
16  Gorg|       me to be the wish of the rest of the company; I myself
17  Gorg|       words; and yet, like the rest of the world, I am not quite
18  Gorg|        the mistress of all the rest, and to use their results