Dialogue

 1  Gorg|     just; also that he should avoid all flattery, whether of
 2  Gorg|   ever come to any good; they avoid the busy haunts of men,
 3  Gorg|     should choose the one and avoid the other. But this, as
 4  Gorg|    must pursue temperance and avoid intemperance, and if possible
 5  Gorg|   greatest evil. He who would avoid the last must be a ruler,
 6  Gorg|       should become good, and avoid all flattery, whether of
 7  Gorg|       physical; mankind would avoid vice as they avoid pain
 8  Gorg|      would avoid vice as they avoid pain or death. But nature,
 9  Gorg|       do all that they can to avoid punishment and to avoid
10  Gorg|       avoid punishment and to avoid being released from the
11  Gorg|    man is not to follow or to avoid what he ought not, but what
12  Gorg| punished; also that he should avoid all flattery of himself