Dialogue

1  Gorg|           And Socrates is always playing between the two points of
2  Gorg|          to repeat that Plato is playing ‘both sides of the game,’
3  Gorg|          last be executed. He is playing for a stake which may be
4  Gorg| calculation, of geometry, and of playing draughts; in some of these
5  Gorg|          man lisping, or see him playing like a child, his behaviour
6  Gorg|    knowing this, was dishonestly playing between them, appealing
7  Gorg|          Sicilian or an Italian, playing with the word, invented
8  Gorg|          for example, the art of playing the lyre at festivals?~CALLICLES:
9  Gorg|   thought of their own interest, playing with the people as with