Dialogue

 1  Gorg|    a general consistency of times and persons in the Dialogues
 2  Gorg|    heard that repeated many times, and can only reply, that
 3  Gorg|     and we would a thousand times rather have their death
 4  Gorg|     but are the same in all times, and under all forms of
 5  Gorg|    he must adapt himself to times and circumstances. He must
 6  Gorg|    Republic). And in modern times, though the world has grown
 7  Gorg|   One or two only in modern times, like the Italian statesman
 8  Gorg|     not of truth. In modern times we almost ridicule the idea
 9  Gorg|   have been poets in modern times, such as Goethe or Wordsworth,
10  Gorg|   the changes are rung many times over. It is observable that
11  Gorg| nature of good and at other times of evil, or of neither,
12  Gorg|     heard that a great many times from you and from Polus
13  Gorg|   not already admitted many times over that such is the duty