Dialogue

 1  Gorg|            feel pleasure and pain in nearly the same degree, and sometimes
 2  Gorg|             1) In the Gorgias, as in nearly all the other dialogues
 3  Gorg|            them, and is expressed in nearly the same language. The sufferings
 4  Gorg|            opinion, the Gorgias most nearly resembles the Apology, Crito,
 5  Gorg|          over. It is observable that nearly all these parables or continuous
 6  Gorg|            of these speech is pretty nearly co-extensive with action,
 7  Gorg|              was his own cousin, and nearly of an age with him, and
 8  Gorg| respectability. And in this argument nearly every one, Athenian and
 9  Gorg|               as you were saying, in nearly equal degree; but are the
10  Gorg|              pleased and pained in a nearly equal degree?~CALLICLES:
11  Gorg|            and bad good and bad in a nearly equal degree, or have the
12  Gorg|              coward, joy and pain in nearly equal degrees? or would
13  Gorg|              and from Polus and from nearly every man in the city, but
14  Gorg|              Polus, are the same, or nearly the same; but you ignorantly