Dialogue

 1  Gorg|   and think only how you can live best, leaving all besides
 2  Gorg|      is uncertain whether to live or die is better for them (
 3  Gorg|      we dwell. As the fishes live in the ocean, mankind are
 4  Gorg|    at any rate be allowed to live as long as he can. For such
 5  Gorg|   indeed had better die than live; since when he is wronged
 6  Gorg|    all his goods, and has to live, simply deprived of his
 7  Gorg|      that he who would truly live ought to allow his desires
 8  Gorg| about him, and to be able to live happily in the gratification
 9  Gorg|     even the scratcher would live pleasantly.~SOCRATES: And
10  Gorg|    such a one had better not live, for he cannot live well. (
11  Gorg|      not live, for he cannot live well. (Compare Republic.)~
12  Gorg|  great power to do wrong, to live and to die justly is a hard
13  Gorg|    to know the truth, and to live as well as I can, and, when
14  Gorg|     to show that we ought to live any life which does not