Dialogue

1 Phaedo|         hold on the mind. We may argue for the existence of animals
2 Phaedo|       and we are always prone to argue about the soul from analogies
3 Phaedo|         disappear.~For we do not argue merely from the analogy
4 Phaedo|          perhaps think so—he may argue that he had better run away
5 Phaedo|         Then, Socrates, you must argue us out of our fears—and
6 Phaedo|        who takes this view would argue as you do, and on the same
7 Phaedo| shortlived in comparison. He may argue in like manner that every
8 Phaedo|           as I suppose, cease to argue or allow others to argue
9 Phaedo|         argue or allow others to argue that the soul is a harmony.~