Dialogue

1  Gorg|        in a contradiction. Like Protagoras, he is described as of a
2  Gorg|        with the Socrates of the Protagoras and Meno. As in other dialogues,
3  Gorg|     himself, in them. As in the Protagoras and Phaedrus, throwing aside
4  Gorg|       is he speaking, as in the Protagoras, of virtue as a calculation
5  Gorg| Republic, the Philebus, and the Protagoras. There are closer resemblances
6  Gorg|     notion, which occurs in the Protagoras, that the ancient poets
7  Gorg|         some other respects the Protagoras rather offers a contrast
8  Gorg|      parallel. The character of Protagoras may be compared with that
9  Gorg|        his rhetorical manner by Protagoras in the dialogue called after