Dialogue

 1 Phileb|        the dramatic and poetical element has become subordinate to
 2 Phileb|          is attacking is also an element of obscurity. Many things
 3 Phileb|     later writings of Plato, the element of love is wanting; the
 4 Phileb|       have next to discover what element of goodness is contained
 5 Phileb|        the Sophist, how large an element negation forms in the framework
 6 Phileb|       thoughts.~2, 3. The finite element which mingles with and regulates
 7 Phileb|      indefinite, partake of this element. We should be wrong in attributing
 8 Phileb|      tradition. For the mythical element has not altogether disappeared.~
 9 Phileb|          be acknowledged, not an element of evil, but rather a law
10 Phileb|        consciousness there is an element of both. The most abstract
11 Phileb|         measure.~The theoretical element of the arts may also become
12 Phileb|       separately? And is not the element which makes this mixed life
13 Phileb| existence. (1) There is a finite element of existence, and (2) an
14 Phileb|      than the other. There is an element of guess-work and an element
15 Phileb|     element of guess-work and an element of number and measure in
16 Phileb|   flute-playing, the conjectural element prevails; while in carpentering
17 Phileb|         right action there is an element of happiness, we cannot
18 Phileb|         this more than any other element which distinguishes Plato,
19 Phileb| opposition to Philebus, that the element which makes this mixed life
20 Phileb|       that God revealed a finite element of existence, and also an
21 Phileb|          infinite cannot be that element which imparts to pleasure
22 Phileb|          pleasures and pains the element which makes them appear
23 Phileb|       will acknowledge that this element is illusory, and you will
24 Phileb|       when the boiling and fiery element is within, and the rubbing
25 Phileb|          SOCRATES: Sometimes the element of pleasure prevails in
26 Phileb|          contributes an opposite element to the body, whether of
27 Phileb|       there be a pure and impure element in either of them, I may
28 Phileb|           I may present the pure element for judgment, and then they
29 Phileb|          us search into the pure element of mind and intelligence,
30 Phileb|        that truth was to form an element in the mixture.~PROTARCHUS:
31 Phileb|        far more excellent, as an element of human life, than pleasure.~