Dialogue

1  Gorg| interlocutors also correspond to the parts which are assigned to them.
2  Gorg|       thought; indeed, in some other parts of his writings (e.g. Laws),
3  Gorg|        expedients; the whole and the parts grow together in his mind;
4  Gorg|              they are only different parts of the same profession.~
5  Gorg|             to me to have many other parts, one of which is cookery,
6  Gorg|             to medicine; and the two parts run into one another, justice
7  Gorg|               Even if a man has good parts, still, if he carries philosophy
8  Gorg|          though he have good natural parts, becomes effeminate. He