Dialogue

 1  Gorg|        this ignorance of his is regarded by Gorgias as a happy condition,
 2  Gorg|     that the ideal is generally regarded as unattainable, and that
 3  Gorg|        others or of mankind, if regarded as an end, is really quite
 4  Gorg|       is the only good, whether regarded with reference to this world
 5  Gorg|     life, or rather, if rightly regarded, not an evil at all, but
 6  Gorg|       some dishonesty or folly, regarded from a moral or religious
 7  Gorg|         name for ourselves when regarded collectively and subjected
 8  Gorg|         future, though they are regarded as dreamers and visionaries
 9  Gorg|        good rhetoricians meanly regarded in states, under the idea
10  Gorg|    answer is, that they are not regarded at all.~POLUS: How not regarded?
11  Gorg| regarded at all.~POLUS: How not regarded? Have they not very great
12  Gorg|        say nothing against them regarded as the serving-men of the