Dialogue

 1  Gorg| enlighten him upon the great subject of shams or flatteries.
 2  Gorg|    to the explanation of the subject, and begs Polus not unnecessarily
 3  Gorg|     great and nobly-executed subject, perfect in every part,
 4  Gorg|      form and applied to any subject, have a power of their own.
 5  Gorg|      any of them, and on any subject. Such is the nature and
 6  Gorg| against all men and upon any subject,—in short, he can persuade
 7  Gorg|      of the multitude on any subject, and this not by instruction
 8  Gorg|   having to do with the same subject as legislation, and medicine
 9  Gorg|   and medicine with the same subject as gymnastic, but with a
10  Gorg|  endure to be improved or to subject himself to that very chastisement
11  Gorg|      same time willing to be subject and subservient to him;