Dialogue

 1  Gorg|     setting before themselves the duty of bringing order out of
 2  Gorg|           who would undertake the duty of state-physician, if he
 3  Gorg|         of utility, like those of duty and right, may be pushed
 4  Gorg|   Socrates expressly mentions the duty of imparting the truth when
 5  Gorg|   asserting any abstract right or duty of toleration, or advantage
 6  Gorg|           but he is asserting the duty and right of the one wise
 7  Gorg|         undertake from a sense of duty a work in which he is most
 8  Gorg| immortality of fame: the sense of duty, of right, and trust in
 9  Gorg|        Prytanes, and it became my duty as their president to take
10  Gorg|         view, if indeed it be our duty to harm another, whether
11  Gorg|        not be courageous? for the duty of a temperate man is not
12  Gorg|       times over that such is the duty of a public man? Nay, we