Dialogue

1 Phaedo|    and less, and to know that ten is two more than eight,
2 Phaedo|   that of a whole life, or of ten lives of men? Is the suffering
3 Phaedo| Christian teachers,—for every ten years in this life deserve
4 Phaedo|      only one instance out of ten thousand of the opposition
5 Phaedo|       I seem to perceive that ten is two more than eight,
6 Phaedo|  hearing, and he would assign ten thousand other causes of
7 Phaedo|   would be afraid to say that ten exceeded eight by, and by
8 Phaedo|       the even, any more than ten, which is the double of