Dialogue

1  Gorg|   restored to good-humour, and compelled to assent to the required
2  Gorg|        or building? Gorgias is compelled to admit that if he did
3  Gorg|      be his own case, if he is compelled to stay and listen to them.
4  Gorg|       what you are asked, I am compelled to stay and listen to you,
5  Gorg| Ignoble, I should say, if I am compelled to answer, for I call what
6  Gorg|    this admission, Gorgias was compelled to contradict himself, that
7  Gorg|      say what he thinks, he is compelled to contradict himself; and
8  Gorg|        and night and day he is compelled to be filling them, and
9  Gorg|      if, as we were afterwards compelled to acknowledge, the satisfaction