Dialogue

 1  Gorg|          is not virtue something different from saving and being saved?
 2  Gorg|       conception of happiness is different in the two dialogues; being
 3  Gorg|       professions. There are the different opinions about themselves
 4  Gorg|         another which prevail in different ranks of society. There
 5  Gorg|   intended to illustrate the two different ways in which the laws speak
 6  Gorg|   already described, but is of a different character. It treats of
 7  Gorg|         according to chance, and different persons in different ways
 8  Gorg|         and different persons in different ways are proficient in different
 9  Gorg| different ways are proficient in different arts, and the best persons
10  Gorg|      SOCRATES: No, they are only different parts of the same profession.~
11  Gorg|          four branches, and four different things answering to them.
12  Gorg|      mankind, however varying in different persons—I mean to say, if
13  Gorg|         and stronger the same or different?~CALLICLES: I say unequivocally
14  Gorg|         excellent Callicles, how different my charge against you is
15  Gorg|          knowledge as two things different from one another?~CALLICLES:
16  Gorg|      good and evil, for they are different. How then can pleasure be
17  Gorg|        one, that is pleasure, is different from the pursuit and process
18  Gorg|        may possibly be something different from saving and being saved:—