Dialogue

 1  Gorg|       frivolities; walk in the ways of the wealthy and be wise.~
 2  Gorg|    body, may be treated in two ways—there is the meaner and
 3  Gorg|       conclusion, that if ‘the ways of God’ to man are to be ‘
 4  Gorg|   illustrate the two different ways in which the laws speak
 5  Gorg| different persons in different ways are proficient in different
 6  Gorg|       world. For there are two ways of refutation, one which
 7  Gorg|        the weaker; and in many ways she shows, among men as
 8  Gorg|        us leave off and go our ways.~GORGIAS: I think, Socrates,
 9  Gorg|      that we should not go our ways until you have completed
10  Gorg|     conforming yourself to the ways of the city, whether for
11  Gorg|   meadow at the parting of the ways, whence the two roads lead,