Gorgias.

(1) The good man desires, not a long, but a virtuous, life.

511 A (‘You always contrive’ ...)
513 A (... ‘their own perdition.’ ...)

(2) The Judgment of the Dead.

523 A (‘Listen, then,’ ...)
527 A (... ‘any sort of insult.’)

(3) The Moral of the Tale.

527 A (‘Perhaps this may appear’ ...)
to end.

[Appendix.]

I Alcibiades.

Socrates humiliates Alcibiades by shewing him his inferiority to the Kings of Lacedaemon and of Persia.