Dialogue

 1 Phileb|          the Republic in fancy and feeling. The development of the
 2 Phileb|           any more than capable of feeling pleasure always. The knowledge
 3 Phileb|          free from doubt, that the feeling of pleasureable hope or
 4 Phileb|          excluded from each other. Feeling is not opposed to knowledge,
 5 Phileb|         region of human action and feeling. To him, the greater the
 6 Phileb|            feel together, and this feeling is termed consciousness.
 7 Phileb|            the body: sometimes the feeling of pain predominates, as
 8 Phileb|          scratching; sometimes the feeling of pleasure: or the pleasure
 9 Phileb| understanding that envy is a mixed feeling, which rejoices not without
10 Phileb|          that he has explained the feeling of the spectator in comedy
11 Phileb|         the influence of religious feeling or by an effort of thought,
12 Phileb|       agree either with the better feeling of the multitude or with
13 Phileb|          labours has inherited the feeling of the last. He was before
14 Phileb|        different as the subjective feeling of pleasure or happiness
15 Phileb|            answer, ‘The subjective feeling of them.’ But this is very
16 Phileb|        world? may check the rising feeling of pride or honour which
17 Phileb|           have less force than the feeling which is already implanted
18 Phileb|         authority. To resolve this feeling into the greatest happiness
19 Phileb|    condition can possibly have any feeling of pleasure or pain, great
20 Phileb|            of soul and body in one feeling and motion would be properly
21 Phileb|  recovering, when by herself, some feeling which she experienced when
22 Phileb|       enquiry into these states of feeling be made the occasion of
23 Phileb|            will always have a real feeling of pleasure?~PROTARCHUS:
24 Phileb|            and when the inscribing feeling writes truly, then true
25 Phileb|          Whether we experience the feeling of which I am speaking only
26 Phileb|            in Heaven’s name is the feeling to be called which is thus
27 Phileb|           soul experiences a mixed feeling of pain and pleasure?~PROTARCHUS:
28 Phileb|           to say that he who has a feeling of pain and not of pleasure
29 Phileb|           again, that he who has a feeling of pleasure, in so far as
30 Phileb|          however momentary, of the feeling,—but would he desire to
31 Phileb|         have just been saying, and feeling indignant at the doctrine,