Dialogue

 1  Gorg|        more familiar theories of modern philosophers. An eye for
 2  Gorg|         He might be described in modern language as a cynic or materialist,
 3  Gorg| arguments by the requirements of modern logic, as to criticise this
 4  Gorg|      more prominent than in most modern treatises on ethics.~The
 5  Gorg|          is not to be tried by a modern standard, but interpreted
 6  Gorg|    crimes of tyrants, ancient or modern—after a while, seeing that
 7  Gorg|       himself (Republic). And in modern times, though the world
 8  Gorg|   conception. One or two only in modern times, like the Italian
 9  Gorg|    pleasure and not of truth. In modern times we almost ridicule
10  Gorg|         There have been poets in modern times, such as Goethe or
11  Gorg|       may be applied (Republic).~Modern poetry is often a sort of
12  Gorg|       than is to be found in any modern writing. This is due to