Dialogue

 1  Gorg|        dialogues there is also a certain natural growth or unity;
 2  Gorg| possibility of the bad having in certain cases pleasures as great
 3  Gorg|      boastful, yet he has also a certain dignity, and is treated
 4  Gorg|         he is arguing. But he is certain that in the opinion of any
 5  Gorg|          s touchstone; and he is certain that any opinion in which
 6  Gorg|         reason is that he is not certain whether he has done his
 7  Gorg|     principle of action. Hence a certain element of seeming enters
 8  Gorg|   pecuniary or party interest in certain tenets. There is the sophistry
 9  Gorg|          plays long enough he is certain of victory. He will not
10  Gorg|         in that hour. If he were certain that there were no life
11  Gorg|    Orphic modes of worship. To a certain extent they are un-Greek;
12  Gorg|          did as you say would be certain to be punished.~SOCRATES:
13  Gorg|        them in accordance with a certain rule of justice?~POLUS:
14  Gorg|     cease to care about living a certain time?—he knows, as women
15  Gorg|        citizen, the inference is certain.~CALLICLES: And what difference
16  Gorg|          great measure and for a certain time. And I should imagine