Dialogue

 1  Gorg|       is himself the only true politician of his age. In other passages,
 2  Gorg|  Apology, he disclaims being a politician at all. There he is convinced
 3  Gorg|        is he unwilling to be a politician, although he foresees the
 4  Gorg|  heaven’ (Republic).~The false politician is the serving-man of the
 5  Gorg|     obedient servant. The true politician, if he would rule men, must
 6  Gorg|       her into port.~The false politician asks not what is true, but
 7  Gorg|         Socrates, who is not a politician at all, tells us that he
 8  Gorg|       that he is the only real politician of his time. Let us illustrate
 9  Gorg| commonly divorced—the ordinary politician is the interpreter or executor
10  Gorg|        politics; I am the only politician of my time. Now, seeing