Dialogue

1 Phaedo|     for ages by the embalmer’s art: how unlikely, then, that
2 Phaedo|    have been fixed in forms of art and can no longer be altered.
3 Phaedo|        Greek, or rather of all art, which requires that scenes
4 Phaedo|  composure—are masterpieces of art. And the chorus at the end
5 Phaedo|        in life or death.’~‘The art of concealing art’ is nowhere
6 Phaedo|          The art of concealing art’ is nowhere more perfect
7 Phaedo|        of music or of works of art, of course perishes at once,
8 Phaedo| replied Socrates, if I had the art of Glaucus would tell you;
9 Phaedo|   although I know not that the art of Glaucus could prove the