Dialogue

 1  Gorg|      or simulations of them, mere experiences, as they may
 2  Gorg|   happiness; all the rest is mere talk.’~Socrates compliments
 3  Gorg|   such condemnations are not mere paradoxes of philosophers,
 4  Gorg|      of mankind. He is not a mere theorist, nor yet a dealer
 5  Gorg|       Although he is not the mere executor of the will of
 6  Gorg|   that the future is to be a mere blank to him. The greatest
 7  Gorg|      familiar names, just as mere fragments of the words of
 8  Gorg|    can you believe that this mere doing as you think best
 9  Gorg|  happiness—all the rest is a mere bauble, agreements contrary
10  Gorg|   that to hunger, I mean the mere state of hunger, was pleasant
11  Gorg|     two sorts; one, which is mere flattery and disgraceful
12  Gorg| going to tell you now is not mere hearsay, but well known