Dialogue

 1  Gorg|     lower—that which makes the people better, and that which only
 2  Gorg|      identify himself with the people, he partially recognizes
 3  Gorg|     most unreasonable; for the people, who have been taught no
 4  Gorg|        men, seek to do for the people what the government can
 5  Gorg|     popular. Governing for the people cannot easily be combined
 6  Gorg| combined with governing by the people: the interests of classes
 7  Gorg|      character in general. And people of this sort, when they
 8  Gorg|        addressed to a crowd of people?~CALLICLES: Yes.~SOCRATES:
 9  Gorg|     interest, playing with the people as with children, and trying
10  Gorg|  yourself.~SOCRATES: Well, but people say that ‘a tale should
11  Gorg|       possible to the Athenian people, if you mean to be in their
12  Gorg|     was the first who gave the people pay, and made them idle
13  Gorg|   satisfied their desires, and people say that they have made
14  Gorg|        the disorder comes, the people will blame the advisers
15  Gorg|        able to rehearse to the people the pleasures which I have