Dialogue

 1  Gorg| numbers. But Socrates employs proof of another sort; his appeal
 2  Gorg|     this he has already given proof), and his good-will is shown
 3  Gorg|     is the worst of evils. In proof of which I will tell you
 4  Gorg|       of our evil doings is a proof that the gods have ceased
 5  Gorg|   witnesses of good repute in proof of their allegations, and
 6  Gorg|      at all. But this kind of proof is of no value where truth
 7  Gorg|     make trial of the sort of proof which, as I think, is required;
 8  Gorg|    have your words put to the proof? For I certainly think that
 9  Gorg|   case, or give any reason or proof, Or offer valiant counsel
10  Gorg|    worst of all evils. And in proof of what I say, if you have