Dialogue

 1  Gorg|       is not far off the higher notion of an education of man to
 2  Gorg|     compared with the analogous notion, which occurs in the Protagoras,
 3  Gorg|   according to the old Socratic notion, as deferred or accumulated
 4  Gorg|       for them (compare Swift’s notion that the universe is a suit
 5  Gorg|       was suspecting to be your notion; yet I would not have you
 6  Gorg|        try, then, to explain my notion of rhetoric, and if I am
 7  Gorg|      And now I have told you my notion of rhetoric, which is, in
 8  Gorg|        to him; that was not his notion of happiness; but not long
 9  Gorg|         you bring forward a new notion; the superior and the better
10  Gorg|     life in scratching, in your notion of happiness?~CALLICLES:
11  Gorg|       you agree with us in this notion, or whether you differ.~
12  Gorg|  Gorgias.~SOCRATES: And is this notion true of one soul, or of
13  Gorg| pleasure?~CALLICLES: That is my notion of them.~SOCRATES: And as
14  Gorg|       argue according to my own notion. But if any of you think
15  Gorg|        death, clearly under the notion that he was a malefactor.~