Dialogue

 1  Gorg|    laden with offences is the worst of evils. In proof of which
 2  Gorg| according to Socrates, is the worst of the two. Again, there
 3  Gorg|       in your opinion, is the worst?—to do injustice or to suffer?~
 4  Gorg| should say that suffering was worst.~SOCRATES: And which is
 5  Gorg|    disgraceful, then also the worst?~POLUS: What do you mean,
 6  Gorg|       SOCRATES: Then he lives worst, who, having been unjust,
 7  Gorg|   SOCRATES: That is, he lives worst who commits the greatest
 8  Gorg|     who is afflicted with the worst of diseases and yet contrives
 9  Gorg|  escape punishment is not the worst of all evils; or, if you
10  Gorg|     banish me, or even do his worst and kill me; a condition
11  Gorg|    ears wrongfully is not the worst evil which can befall a
12  Gorg|       evils? And will not the worst of all defences be that
13  Gorg|     injustice is the last and worst of all evils. And in proof
14  Gorg|       have been guilty of the worst crimes, and are incurable
15  Gorg|  incurable. For to commit the worst crimes, as I am inclined