Dialogue

1  Gorg| thesis. The speakers have the freedom of conversation; no severe
2  Gorg|       persuasion, which gives freedom to all men, and to individuals
3  Gorg|  advantage to be derived from freedom of thought; indeed, in some
4  Gorg|  whole. Not the attainment of freedom alone, or of order alone,
5  Gorg|       alone, but how to unite freedom with order is the problem
6  Gorg|       that which gives to men freedom in their own persons, and
7  Gorg|       appearance of grace and freedom in his utterance, which
8  Gorg|  frankness of your nature and freedom from modesty I am assured
9  Gorg|    SOCRATES: There is a noble freedom, Callicles, in your way