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 1  Gorg|           Socrates to arrive at the conclusion by himself. The conclusion
 2  Gorg|          conclusion by himself. The conclusion is that there are two kinds
 3  Gorg|           to assent to the required conclusion. Like Gorgias, he is overthrown
 4  Gorg|           Preface to Republic).~The conclusion of the Dialogue is remarkable, (
 5  Gorg| philosophers, is thus led on to the conclusion, that if ‘the ways of God’
 6  Gorg|            of men?~‘Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter:’ Art
 7  Gorg|             two.~POLUS: That is the conclusion.~SOCRATES: You see, Polus,
 8  Gorg|           SOCRATES: Is not this the conclusion, if the premises are not
 9  Gorg|             I know, you came to the conclusion that the study should not
10  Gorg|             me then to draw out the conclusion which follows from our admissions;
11  Gorg|         were right in admitting the conclusion that no one does wrong voluntarily,
12  Gorg|            And if we arrived at the conclusion that no one, whether citizen