Dialogue

 1  Gorg|      that when old men trip, the young set them on their legs again;
 2  Gorg|        have suffered when he was young, and been saved from suffering
 3  Gorg|         others. The old he makes young again; the familiar principle
 4  Gorg| middle-aged, and the middle-aged young; the youth became a child,
 5  Gorg|         some one or other of the young men present might desire
 6  Gorg|        same with Demus, the fair young son of Pyrilampes. For you
 7  Gorg|      upwards, and tame them like young lions,— charming them with
 8  Gorg|    disgrace to a man while he is young in pursuing such a study;
 9  Gorg|          Yes.~SOCRATES: And if a young man begins to ask how he
10  Gorg|          one says that I corrupt young men, and perplex their minds,