_Chær._ We are come for this very purpose.
_Cal._ Whenever you please, then, come to my house; Gorgias lodges with
me, and will exhibit to you.
_Socr._ You say well[58], Callicles. But would he be inclined to
converse with us? For I wish to learn from him what is the power of his
art, and what it is that he professes and teaches: the rest of the
exhibition, as you say, he may make at some other time.
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Footnote 58:
Or, “you are very obliging.”
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_Cal._ There is nothing like asking him, Socrates: for this is one part
of his exhibition: he just now bade all that were in the house ask what
question they pleased, and promised to answer every thing.