Dialogue

1  Gorg|     duties at all.’ The two points of view are not really inconsistent,
2  Gorg| will quarrel with him if he points out a slight inconsistency
3  Gorg|    proceed. Socrates gently points out the supposed inconsistency
4  Gorg|     playing between the two points of view, and putting one
5  Gorg| order some of the principal points of the dialogue. Having
6  Gorg|  Republic.~c. Various other points of contact naturally suggest
7  Gorg|   in another life, are also points of similarity. The poets,
8  Gorg|   knowledge.~d. A few minor points still remain to be summed
9  Gorg|     you. Then these are the points at issue between us—are