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1    III, 1 |   poetical colour, e.g. that of Gorgias. Even now most uneducated
2    III, 3 |       strait-pathed shore"; and Gorgias of the "pauper-poet flatterer"
3    III, 3 |       be obscure. For instance, Gorgias talks of "events that are
4    III, 3 |       with them. The address of Gorgias to the swallow, when she
5    III, 7 | ironically, after the manner of Gorgias and of the passages in the
6    III, 14|         praise or censure. Thus Gorgias writes in his Olympic Speech, "
7    III, 14|         have a casual air, like Gorgias’ eulogy of the Eleans, in
8    III, 17|       purpose. And this is what Gorgias meant by saying that he
9    III, 18|         service in controversy. Gorgias said that you should kill