Dialogue

 1  Gorg|      on the soundness of the doctrine which is contained in it,
 2  Gorg| Polus assents to this latter doctrine, and is easily persuaded
 3  Gorg| dolts, the temperate. But my doctrine is, that a man should let
 4  Gorg|       is a return to the old doctrine of himself and Polus, that
 5  Gorg|   being punished.’ Still his doctrine of a future state of rewards
 6  Gorg|      perversion of Christian doctrine which makes the everlasting
 7  Gorg| Greeks, can affirm any other doctrine without being ridiculous.~
 8  Gorg|    indeed, Polus, that is my doctrine; the men and women who are
 9  Gorg|      Then, according to your doctrine, the said Archelaus is miserable?~
10  Gorg|      then, according to your doctrine, he would have been happy.
11  Gorg|    are maintaining a strange doctrine, Socrates.~SOCRATES: I shall