Dialogue

1  Gorg|     admit that rhetoric can be wholly separated from justice and
2  Gorg|      be expected to counteract wholly the bent of natural character;
3  Gorg|       as might be expected, is wholly unintelligible, both to
4  Gorg|    have sought to resolve them wholly into their consequences.
5  Gorg|      are other arts which work wholly through the medium of language,
6  Gorg| element is greater—they depend wholly on words for their efficacy
7  Gorg|        arts which is concerned wholly with words. And if he further
8  Gorg|    Have they not been invented wholly for the sake of pleasure?~
9  Gorg|    suffering injustice, if not wholly, yet as far as possible?