Dialogue

 1  Gorg|  admiration of Socrates. The result of the discussion may be
 2  Gorg|   call science is merely the result of that study of the tempers
 3  Gorg|     acknowledges the natural result, which he hardly seeks to
 4  Gorg|    because he knows that the result of his life as a whole will
 5  Gorg| appointed time, we leave the result with God.’ Plato does not
 6  Gorg|      Our present life is the result of the struggle which was
 7  Gorg|    you and I are agreed, the result will be the attainment of
 8  Gorg|   his eyes too? Is the final result, that he gets rid of them
 9  Gorg|     not by chance but as the result of the order and truth and
10  Gorg| their approval, although the result is that they lose their