Dialogue

 1  Gorg|     dialogue. The true and the false in individuals and states,
 2  Gorg|    under the forms of true and false art. In the development
 3  Gorg|       flatterers. The true and false finally appear before the
 4  Gorg|   belief may be either true or false,—there is therefore a further
 5  Gorg|        Polus are also due to a false antithesis of pleasure and
 6  Gorg|        antagonism the true and false life, and to contrast the
 7  Gorg|      their health; if they are false or dishonest, they will
 8  Gorg|        is the true and who the false statesman?—~The true statesman
 9  Gorg|        heaven’ (Republic).~The false politician is the serving-man
10  Gorg|       guide her into port.~The false politician asks not what
11  Gorg|     you, ‘Is there, Gorgias, a false belief as well as a true?’—
12  Gorg| SOCRATES: Well, but is there a false knowledge as well as a true?~
13  Gorg|     gymnastic, and is knavish, false, ignoble, illiberal, working
14  Gorg|   sworn down by a multitude of false witnesses who have a great
15  Gorg|      although you produce many false witnesses against me, in
16  Gorg|       what is true and what is false in this matter, for the