Dialogue

 1  Gorg|      soul;—these are, poverty, disease, injustice; and the foulest
 2  Gorg|      made, that the analogy of disease and injustice is partial
 3  Gorg|        virtues, the analogy of disease and injustice, or of medicine
 4  Gorg|    evil, and has the nature of disease and death. Especially when
 5  Gorg|        to death by a lingering disease that he might solace and
 6  Gorg|       the evil is weakness and disease and deformity?~POLUS: I
 7  Gorg| corresponding evils—injustice, disease, poverty?~POLUS: True.~SOCRATES:
 8  Gorg|     And what art frees us from disease? Does not the art of medicine?~
 9  Gorg|    from poverty; medicine from disease; and justice from intemperance
10  Gorg|   physician, in order that the disease of injustice may not be
11  Gorg|   other, then, like health and disease, they exclude one another;
12  Gorg|       the attendant penalty of disease, he who happens to be near