Dialogue

1 Phaedo| reflections which arise in our minds when we attempt to assign
2 Phaedo|    have been produced by a few minds appearing in three or four
3 Phaedo|      be allowed to imagine the minds of men everywhere working
4 Phaedo|      and of framing in our own minds the ideal of a perfect Being;
5 Phaedo|        It is clear that to our minds the risen soul can no longer
6 Phaedo|   despair is introduced in the minds of the company. The effect
7 Phaedo|        doubts did arise in our minds, and each of us was urging
8 Phaedo|        never enters into their minds; and instead of finding