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to others, the third part of Callicles' argument. Callicles states that these superior figures must possess "intelligence, particularly about the affairs of the city, and courage." He states that they do not need to have the virtues of justice or moderation, as they are not important like the aforementioned values. Finally, for the last part of Callicles' argument, Socrates presses him to state of what it is that these "superior" people deserve more. Callicles rejects Socrates' ideas of more eating and drinking, but it appears that he does

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