Dialogue

 1  Gorg| audience of men, women, and children. And the orators are very
 2  Gorg|    assembly as if they were children.~Callicles replies, that
 3  Gorg|   who is tried by a jury of children. He cannot say that he has
 4  Gorg|  whether he is dealing with children in politics, or with full-
 5  Gorg|  question: What use did the children of Cronos make of their
 6  Gorg|     have no place among the children of Cronos any more than
 7  Gorg|  ourselves with friends and children is, that when we get old
 8  Gorg| into a competition in which children were the judges, or men
 9  Gorg|  who had no more sense than children, as to which of them best
10  Gorg|    having seen his wife and children suffer the like, is at last
11  Gorg|  his parents or friends, or children or country; but may be of
12  Gorg|  those who lisp and imitate children. For I love to see a little
13  Gorg|    crowd of men, women, and children, freemen and slaves. And
14  Gorg|     with the people as with children, and trying to amuse them,
15  Gorg|  passenger and his wife and children and goods, and safely disembarked