Dialogue

 1  Gorg|          there are several in the company, and not Socrates only,
 2  Gorg|    argument may be tedious to the company. The company cheer, and
 3  Gorg|       tedious to the company. The company cheer, and Chaerephon and
 4  Gorg|        will take the votes of the company, he will find that no one
 5  Gorg|         take the suffrages of any company, as he had shown on a recent
 6  Gorg|           of man has followed the company of some god, and seen truth
 7  Gorg|     abusing one another until the company at last are quite vexed
 8  Gorg|        detaining some part of the company when they are wanting to
 9  Gorg| accordance with the wishes of the company, then, do you begin. and
10  Gorg|         being will allow? Ask the company.~SOCRATES: O Polus, I am
11  Gorg|        count the suffrages of the company now; but if, as I was saying,
12  Gorg|            in the face of a large company, on matters of the highest
13  Gorg|           sorts of persons in our company having various degrees of
14  Gorg|           wish of the rest of the company; I myself should very much