Dialogue

 1  Gorg| Gorgias, Socrates assumes the existence of a universal art of flattery
 2  Gorg|   give no reason of their own existence. The art of dressing up
 3  Gorg|    formal logic has as yet no existence. The old difficulty of framing
 4  Gorg|       merely to point out the existence of such a sentiment in the
 5  Gorg|  continued in other stages of existence, which is further developed
 6  Gorg|     raise men in the scale of existence. Might not the novelist,
 7  Gorg|     well as a future state of existence. To these may be added, (
 8  Gorg|  relates to a former cycle of existence, in which men were born
 9  Gorg|  which of these two cycles of existence was man the happier,—under
10  Gorg|       state of innocence, the existence of a world without traditions,
11  Gorg|  refute me. We may assume the existence of bodies and of souls?~