Dialogue

 1  Gorg|       cultivated as a part of education; but when a grown-up man
 2  Gorg|       the higher notion of an education of man to be begun in this
 3  Gorg|    the Republic supplies that education and training of which the
 4  Gorg|      is the business of early education, which is continued in maturer
 5  Gorg|     equally unfortunate whose education and manner of life are always
 6  Gorg|     and life, and the highest education is within the reach of all,
 7  Gorg| better administration, better education, the reconciliation of conflicting
 8  Gorg|      and what, from imperfect education or deficient powers of combination,
 9  Gorg|       a purgatory or place of education for mankind in general,
10  Gorg|       stands in the matter of education and justice.~POLUS: What!
11  Gorg|      Philosophy, as a part of education, is an excellent thing,
12  Gorg|     becoming a man of liberal education, and him who neglects philosophy
13  Gorg|  having received an excellent education; to this many Athenians
14  Gorg|  never hear our professors of education speaking in this inconsistent