Dialogue

 1  Gorg|   although learned men, were too modest, and their modesty made
 2  Gorg| well-educated; and he is not too modest to speak out (of this he
 3  Gorg|         assigned for the pilot’s modest charge; and in the proposed
 4  Gorg|      wish, but they would be too modest to question you. And therefore
 5  Gorg|           and because he was too modest to say what he thought,
 6  Gorg|        hence, if a person is too modest to say what he thinks, he
 7  Gorg|         enough, and they are too modest. Why, their modesty is so
 8  Gorg|     Gorgias, until they were too modest to say what they thought;
 9  Gorg|          but you will not be too modest and will not be scared,
10  Gorg|         rhetoric. Yet his art is modest and unpresuming: it has