Dialogue

 1  Gorg|       world, and an accomplished Athenian gentleman. He might be described
 2  Gorg|      other men of the world; the Athenian statesmen of a former generation,
 3  Gorg|     beloved of Callicles are the Athenian Demos and Demos the son
 4  Gorg|        influence either with the Athenian Demos or with Demos the
 5  Gorg|       argument nearly every one, Athenian and stranger alike, would
 6  Gorg|     Pericles, or any other great Athenian family whom you choose;—
 7  Gorg|       philosophy; and you of the Athenian Demus, and of Demus the
 8  Gorg| backwards and forwards. When the Athenian Demus denies anything that
 9  Gorg|     rhetoric which addresses the Athenian assembly and the assemblies
10  Gorg|          like as possible to the Athenian people, if you mean to be
11  Gorg|       true natural friend of the Athenian Demus, aye, or of Pyrilampes’
12  Gorg|        said already, that in the Athenian State no one has ever shown
13  Gorg|          do not know that in the Athenian State any man may suffer
14  Gorg|          only or almost the only Athenian living who practises the