Dialogue

 1  Gorg|        present, are included in the class of flatterers. The true
 2  Gorg|            the same weak and vulgar class, he consistently maintains
 3  Gorg|          rather fall under the same class, and rhetoric has still
 4  Gorg|         warning to them. The latter class are generally kings and
 5  Gorg|          are allowed to rank in the class of goods. The allusion to
 6  Gorg| everlastingly. And there is another class of hardly-curable sinners
 7  Gorg|         what? I should ask. To what class of things do the words which
 8  Gorg|            better; for the superior class are far better, as you were
 9  Gorg|       experience, was of the former class, which is concerned with
10  Gorg|          art of medicine was of the class which is concerned with
11  Gorg|           belong to the pleasurable class, and which of them not?
12  Gorg|     inclined to think, are the only class who cannot complain of the
13  Gorg|              then they are the only class who can afford to leave
14  Gorg|         believe, are taken from the class of tyrants and kings and
15  Gorg|          very bad men come from the class of those who have power (
16  Gorg|     Republic). And yet in that very class there may arise good men,