Dialogue

 1  Gorg|           Like Protagoras, he is described as of a generous nature;
 2  Gorg|  Athenian gentleman. He might be described in modern language as a
 3  Gorg|    generic name, but may also be described as having two divisions,
 4  Gorg|          as in the case which he described to Polus, he may be the
 5  Gorg|       agent and a patient may be described by similar predicates;—a
 6  Gorg|        opening of the Phaedo are described as regarding him; or as
 7  Gorg|         the two dialogues; being described in the former, according
 8  Gorg|          which have been already described, but is of a different character.
 9  Gorg|    single name, but which may be described as having two divisions,
10  Gorg|           whether they are to be described as follies or absurdities:~‘
11  Gorg|        to our taste, for we have described it as having the nature
12  Gorg|         these was such as I have described. Will not the good man,
13  Gorg| temperate man, being, as we have described, also just and courageous
14  Gorg|       and potentates whom he has described as suffering everlasting
15  Gorg|          Tityus. But no one ever described Thersites, or any private