Dialogue

 1  Gorg|   human nature, and has easily brought down his principles to his
 2  Gorg|       had been with difficulty brought to this point, turns restive,
 3  Gorg| rhetoricians, poets, are alike brought up for judgment. They are
 4  Gorg|        of them order has to be brought out of disorder, truth out
 5  Gorg|      cares, in which the earth brought forth all things spontaneously,
 6  Gorg|      to which not he, but you, brought the argument by your captious
 7  Gorg|      country, and can never be brought into a court of justice,
 8  Gorg|      as you very likely may be brought by some miserable and mean
 9  Gorg|   suffer anything. And if I am brought to trial and incur the dangers
10  Gorg|        as I well know, if I am brought before the court. For I