Dialogue

 1  Gorg|  Ethics. Traces of a ‘robust sophistry’ are likewise discernible
 2  Gorg|     two. Again, there is the sophistry of classes and professions.
 3  Gorg| certain tenets. There is the sophistry of law, the sophistry of
 4  Gorg|    the sophistry of law, the sophistry of medicine, the sophistry
 5  Gorg|   sophistry of medicine, the sophistry of politics, the sophistry
 6  Gorg|   sophistry of politics, the sophistry of theology. All of these
 7  Gorg|     become a part of us. The sophistry of an ancient Greek sophist
 8  Gorg|    nothing compared with the sophistry of a religious order, or
 9  Gorg|      of truth and right. The sophistry of human nature is far more
10  Gorg|      language, a flattery, a sophistry, or sham, in which, without
11  Gorg|      the art of attiring and sophistry are two others: thus there
12  Gorg|      as tiring : gymnastic : sophistry : legislation;~and~as cookery :
13  Gorg|      is a perfect thing, and sophistry a thing to be despised;
14  Gorg|   whereas the truth is, that sophistry is as much superior to rhetoric