Dialogue

1  Gorg|    familiar theories of modern philosophers. An eye for proportion is
2  Gorg|     will never know the world. Philosophers are ridiculous when they
3  Gorg|     danger which you and other philosophers incur. For you would not
4  Gorg|    death life?’ Nay, there are philosophers who maintain that even in
5  Gorg|     obloquy.~Plato, like other philosophers, is thus led on to the conclusion,
6  Gorg|      are not mere paradoxes of philosophers, but the natural rebellion
7  Gorg|       in all ages the words of philosophers, when they are first uttered,
8  Gorg| ridiculous, and I feel towards philosophers as I do towards those who
9  Gorg|   incapable of friendship. And philosophers tell us, Callicles, that