Dialogue

 1  Gorg|     consistency of times and persons in the Dialogues of Plato,
 2  Gorg|   such matters to a crowd of persons in a few minutes. And there
 3  Gorg|   body or soul, of things or persons, is not attained by accident,
 4  Gorg| kings and potentates; meaner persons, happily for themselves,
 5  Gorg|   deceit of any one man. Few persons speak freely from their
 6  Gorg|    public. They were private persons; nevertheless they sowed
 7  Gorg|   ideas are transformed into persons, figures of speech into
 8  Gorg|                      GORGIAS~PERSONS OF THE DIALOGUE: Callicles,
 9  Gorg|     to chance, and different persons in different ways are proficient
10  Gorg| different arts, and the best persons in the best arts. And our
11  Gorg|     men freedom in their own persons, and to individuals the
12  Gorg|     say, that there are many persons who appear to be in good
13  Gorg|      suppose the case of two persons who have some evil in their
14  Gorg| however varying in different persons—I mean to say, if every
15  Gorg|   and there are all sorts of persons in our company having various
16  Gorg|   these uninitiated or leaky persons are the most miserable,
17  Gorg|      again. Did not the very persons whom he was serving ostracize
18  Gorg|      well given, because the persons who are judged have their