Dialogue

1  Gorg|         of the two. But what is fair and what is foul; whether
2  Gorg| punished is just, and therefore fair, and therefore beneficent;
3  Gorg|         with popularity, and in fair weather sails gallantly
4  Gorg|     definition seems to me very fair, Socrates; for persuasion
5  Gorg|      has arisen which is a very fair one: Of what persuasion
6  Gorg|       about what?—is not that a fair way of putting the question?~
7  Gorg|        your brevity, as is only fair: And now you may do what
8  Gorg|        the same with Demus, the fair young son of Pyrilampes.
9  Gorg|        souls, are apparelled in fair bodies, or encased in wealth