Dialogue

 1  Gorg|         great passions and great powers, which he has developed
 2  Gorg|          will call forth all his powers. He must control himself
 3  Gorg|   sometimes, especially when his powers are failing, think of that
 4  Gorg| imperfect education or deficient powers of combination, they cannot
 5  Gorg|         inferiority of their own powers. No matter whether a statesman
 6  Gorg|         of fence;—because he has powers which are more than a match
 7  Gorg|      would also use his athletic powers. And if after having become
 8  Gorg|    rhetorician will have greater powers of persuasion than the physician
 9  Gorg|         supposed to have greater powers of persuasion.~GORGIAS:
10  Gorg|    cultivate to the utmost their powers of persuasion. But if we,
11  Gorg|         their way, and using the powers which they had, whether
12  Gorg|         I died because I have no powers of flattery or rhetoric,