Dialogue

 1 Phileb|          reduced to rule, having certain affinities with evil, with
 2 Phileb|      bodily pleasures, except in certain extreme cases, are unattended
 3 Phileb|      Plato agrees partially with certain ‘surly or fastidious’ philosophers,
 4 Phileb|         we not liable, or rather certain, as in the case of sight,
 5 Phileb|        is neither.~But there are certain natural philosophers who
 6 Phileb|   principle which is practically certain.~The rule of human life
 7 Phileb|         of language is only to a certain extent commensurate with
 8 Phileb|      which imperatively declares certain acts to be right or wrong:—
 9 Phileb|           All of these present a certain aspect of moral truth. None
10 Phileb|       some number representing a certain quantity, and thus out of
11 Phileb| distinguished in this infinity a certain number of vowels, and then
12 Phileb|  remember to have heard long ago certain discussions about pleasure
13 Phileb|        that the infinite is in a certain sense many, and the finite
14 Phileb|       class of the finite, takes certain forms.~SOCRATES: Yes, that
15 Phileb|       make the third I am not so certain.~SOCRATES: That is because
16 Phileb|        opinion, but opinion of a certain quality; and this is what
17 Phileb|        sight or some other sense certain opinions or statements,
18 Phileb|      have clearly never heard of certain enemies of our friend Philebus.~
19 Phileb|       who may they be?~SOCRATES: Certain persons who are reputed
20 Phileb|     pleasures which arise out of certain disorders.~PROTARCHUS: What
21 Phileb|   describe the vicious form of a certain habit; and of vice in general
22 Phileb|        has no true being? Do not certain ingenious philosophers teach
23 Phileb|       practice, in addition to a certain power of guessing, which
24 Phileb|          and has little which is certain.~PROTARCHUS: Most true.~
25 Phileb|        rule of truth ever become certain?~PROTARCHUS: Impossible.~
26 Phileb|     pleasure, rather than with a certain degree of pleasure, or all
27 Phileb|       wisdom, rather than with a certain degree of wisdom?~PROTARCHUS: