Dialogue

 1  Gorg|     should himself go to the judge as he would to the physician,
 2  Gorg|   our souls undefiled to the judge in that day; my desire in
 3  Gorg|    you will stand before the judge, gaping, and with dizzy
 4  Gorg|    but the body was made the judge of them, and the rule of
 5  Gorg| punished; he will run to the judge, as he would to the physician,
 6  Gorg|      or appearing before the judge; and if he appears, I should
 7  Gorg| middle?~CALLICLES: You shall judge for yourself.~SOCRATES:
 8  Gorg|  when they are dead; and the judge too shall be naked, that
 9  Gorg| Tartarus. Rhadamanthus shall judge those who come from Asia,
10  Gorg|    And when they come to the judge, as those from Asia come
11  Gorg|      both have sceptres, and judge; but Minos alone has a golden
12  Gorg|     and undefiled before the judge in that day. Renouncing
13  Gorg|       you will go before the judge, the son of Aegina, and,
14  Gorg|      shall be better able to judge then. In our present condition