Dialogue

 1  Gorg|        Do they suppose that the rule of justice is the rule of
 2  Gorg|      the rule of justice is the rule of the stronger or of the
 3  Gorg|       one man of sense ought to rule over ten thousand fools? ‘
 4  Gorg|     tell you a tale:—~Under the rule of Cronos, men were judged
 5  Gorg|         politician, if he would rule men, must make them like
 6  Gorg|      the judge of them, and the rule of judgment was the bodily
 7  Gorg|       accordance with a certain rule of justice?~POLUS: Clearly.~
 8  Gorg|         to be determined by the rule of nature; and if he is
 9  Gorg|         if he is talking of the rule of nature, you slip away
10  Gorg|      view of nature; for by the rule of nature, to suffer injustice
11  Gorg|          that the better should rule the worse, the noble have
12  Gorg| thousand fools, and he ought to rule them, and they ought to
13  Gorg|         better and wiser should rule and have more than the inferior.~
14  Gorg|         no necessity for him to rule himself; he is only required
15  Gorg|          he is only required to rule others?~CALLICLES: What
16  Gorg|        persevere, that the true rule of human life may become