Dialogue

 1  Gorg|     will be convinced, if you leave philosophy and pass on to
 2  Gorg|    get a little common sense; leave to others these frivolities;
 3  Gorg|  spend the appointed time, we leave the result with God.’ Plato
 4  Gorg| question, but if not, I would leave off. And in the course of
 5  Gorg|   have refuted me; but if you leave me unrefuted, why, the rhetoricians
 6  Gorg|      of all evils; or, if you leave her word unrefuted, by the
 7  Gorg|    may ascertain, if you will leave philosophy and go on to
 8  Gorg|     reputation of wisdom. But leave to others these niceties,’~
 9  Gorg|    you think otherwise let us leave off and go our ways.~GORGIAS:
10  Gorg|       class who can afford to leave their remuneration to those
11  Gorg| unjustly: he alone can safely leave the honorarium to his pupils,
12  Gorg|     of all their kindred, and leave their brave attire strewn