Dialogue

 1  Gorg|        wanted originally to have taken the place of Gorgias under
 2  Gorg|        of the assembly should be taken. This is said to have happened ‘
 3  Gorg|           the rhetorician is not taken into counsel, but the architect,
 4  Gorg|          weapons of ridicule are taken out of their hands and the
 5  Gorg|         his father, having first taken away his arms’: the dog,
 6  Gorg|         of concealment: Zeus has taken from men the power of foreseeing
 7  Gorg| garnished with names and phrases taken out of Homer, and with other
 8  Gorg|          will the rhetorician be taken into counsel? Surely not.
 9  Gorg|          arranged, or a position taken, then the military will
10  Gorg|   measure of the excess is to be taken in one or both of these;
11  Gorg|         whose injustice has been taken away from them, and who
12  Gorg|          most, as I believe, are taken from the class of tyrants