Dialogue

1 Phaedo| Plato a consistency which is wanting among ourselves, who acknowledge
2 Phaedo|  were ethical considerations wanting, partly derived from the
3 Phaedo|      And there have not been wanting philosophers of the idealist
4 Phaedo|  meaning of a truly wise man wanting to fly away and lightly
5 Phaedo| enemies of the body, and are wanting to be alone with the soul,
6 Phaedo|     which the proof is still wanting, and has to be supplied;
7 Phaedo|   whether there was anything wanting? For, said he, there are