Dialogue

 1  Gorg|       men have been too apt to imagine a right and wrong apart
 2  Gorg|       another reapeth.’ We may imagine with Plato an ideal statesman
 3  Gorg|        I want you, Gorgias, to imagine that this question is asked
 4  Gorg|        by me, I would have you imagine that you are interrogated
 5  Gorg|       of curing another. For I imagine that there is no evil which
 6  Gorg|    answer, lest Gorgias should imagine that I am making fun of
 7  Gorg|       SOCRATES: And do you not imagine that the soul likewise has
 8  Gorg|         are as ridiculous as I imagine the politicians to be, when
 9  Gorg| superior I mean better: do you imagine me to say, that if a rabble
10  Gorg|    pained?~CALLICLES: I should imagine that the cowards are more
11  Gorg|  Callicles, not to jest, or to imagine that I am jesting with you;
12  Gorg|        the same nature? Do you imagine that Cinesias the son of
13  Gorg|     certain time. And I should imagine that this is equally true