Dialogue

1 Phaedo|     but of things which are inseparable from them. For example,
2 Phaedo| opposed; and fire, which is inseparable from heat, cannot co-exist
3 Phaedo|     cold, or snow, which is inseparable from cold, with heat. Again,
4 Phaedo|  soul, of which life is the inseparable attribute, also excludes
5 Phaedo|   that of which life is the inseparable attribute is by the force
6 Phaedo|     and the soul seem to be inseparable, not only in fact, but in
7 Phaedo| part of mankind, and on the inseparable connection of such a doctrine
8 Phaedo|   nature. There is evil too inseparable from good (compare Lysis);
9 Phaedo| conviction that the soul is inseparable from the ideas, and belongs