Dialogue

 1  Gorg|       which touches with a light hand both his personal vices (
 2  Gorg|          does violence with high hand;’ as is indeed proved by
 3  Gorg|        while a few, on the other hand, have sought to resolve
 4  Gorg|          head is conceiving, the hand is executing. Although obliged
 5  Gorg|  humanity. Neither, on the other hand, will he suppose that God
 6  Gorg| righteous indignation on the one hand, and of the animal lusts
 7  Gorg|        God withdraws his guiding hand, and man is left to the
 8  Gorg|     pleasing to us: on the other hand, any single figure of speech
 9  Gorg|       external action, as of the hand; but there is no such action
10  Gorg|         is no such action of the hand in rhetoric which works
11  Gorg|      should have any business on hand which would take me away
12  Gorg|     younger generation may be at hand to set us on our legs again
13  Gorg|           SOCRATES: On the other hand, if the unjust be not punished,
14  Gorg|        yourself into the healing hand of the argument as to a
15  Gorg|      unpunished: I, on the other hand, maintained that he or any
16  Gorg|      doing violence with highest hand; as I infer from the deeds