Dialogue

 1  Gorg|       the judgment-seat of the gods below.~The dialogue naturally
 2  Gorg|        of heaven and earth, of gods and men. Callicles has never
 3  Gorg|     doings is a proof that the gods have ceased to strive with
 4  Gorg|  maintained.~CALLICLES: By the gods, Chaerephon, although I
 5  Gorg|    retribution at the hands of gods and men.~POLUS: You are
 6  Gorg|     ask him.~CALLICLES: By the gods, and I will. Tell me, Socrates,
 7  Gorg|         CALLICLES: Yes, by the Gods, you are literally always
 8  Gorg|        both in relation to the gods and to men;—for he would
 9  Gorg|     and in his relation to the gods he will do what is holy;
10  Gorg|  together heaven and earth and gods and men, and that this universe
11  Gorg| equality is mighty, both among gods and men; you think that
12  Gorg|    wrong, either in respect of gods or men; and this has been
13  Gorg|      when they are punished by gods and men, are those whose