Dialogue

 1 Phileb|       their seat in the third or mixed class: these two statements
 2 Phileb|        various uses of the word ‘mixed,’ for the mixed life, the
 3 Phileb|        the word ‘mixed,’ for the mixed life, the mixed class of
 4 Phileb|          for the mixed life, the mixed class of elements, the mixture
 5 Phileb|  Pleasures are of two kinds, the mixed and unmixed. Of mixed pleasures
 6 Phileb|        the mixed and unmixed. Of mixed pleasures there are three
 7 Phileb|           Secondly, that in this mixed class we find the idea of
 8 Phileb|       science of number over the mixed or applied, we can only
 9 Phileb|         element which makes this mixed life eligible more akin
10 Phileb|          Clearly in the third or mixed class, in which the finite
11 Phileb|          Her natural seat is the mixed class, in which health and
12 Phileb|         them. But there are also mixed pleasures which are in the
13 Phileb|        up the obscurity of these mixed feelings, let me ask whether
14 Phileb|           which is a pain? These mixed feelings are the rationale
15 Phileb|        view the performance with mixed feelings of pain as well
16 Phileb|     understanding that envy is a mixed feeling, which rejoices
17 Phileb|           envy are feelings of a mixed nature, I will reserve the
18 Phileb|         unmixed life, but in the mixed.~The cup is ready, waiting
19 Phileb|          such a view the present mixed state of the world, not
20 Phileb|          for mind as against the mixed life; but we must come to
21 Phileb|      mind to be the cause of the mixed life; and in that case although
22 Phileb|         element which makes this mixed life eligible and good,
23 Phileb|        if you remember, that the mixed life of pleasure and wisdom
24 Phileb|     comprehended in the third or mixed class; which is not composed
25 Phileb|     their natural seat is in the mixed class.~PROTARCHUS: And would
26 Phileb|         aforesaid classes is the mixed one?~SOCRATES: I will, my
27 Phileb|       Let us then understand the mixed class to be that which we
28 Phileb|    Protarchus, quite true of the mixed pleasures, which arise out
29 Phileb|    comedy the soul experiences a mixed feeling of pain and pleasure?~
30 Phileb|         detecting other cases of mixed pleasures and pains will
31 Phileb|        difficulty in showing the mixed nature of fear and love
32 Phileb|         SOCRATES: Then after the mixed pleasures the unmixed should
33 Phileb|        than a great deal that is mixed.~PROTARCHUS: Perfectly right.~
34 Phileb| vibrating note, and is therefore mixed up with much that is doubtful
35 Phileb|          unmixed life but in the mixed.~PROTARCHUS: True.~SOCRATES:
36 Phileb|        in the life which is well mixed than in that which is not?~