Dialogue

 1 Phileb|  thought to correspond to the highest good, the sciences and arts
 2 Phileb|      in which he rises to his highest level.~The plan is complicated,
 3 Phileb|      is akin to the fourth or highest.~(5) Pleasures are of two
 4 Phileb|       proportion.~4. Last and highest in the list of principles
 5 Phileb|    final measure which is the highest expression of the good may
 6 Phileb| pleasure nor knowledge is the highest good, for the good should
 7 Phileb| affirm to be possessed in the highest degree by dialectic. And
 8 Phileb|    the argument, what are the highest truths which the soul has
 9 Phileb|       sensible world. But the highest truth is that which is eternal
10 Phileb|   them) may not always be the highest or best motive of them (
11 Phileb|      to right, but one of the highest and noblest motives by which
12 Phileb| happiness principle is in the highest degree agreeable to it.
13 Phileb|      the greatest, but of the highest pleasure, pursued with no
14 Phileb|        We are speaking of the highest and noblest natures; and
15 Phileb|  exactness while assuming the highest exactness, its one-sidedness,
16 Phileb|   other general notion is the highest principle of human life.
17 Phileb|      the will of God with our highest ideas of truth and right
18 Phileb|     who make generation their highest end.~PROTARCHUS: Of whom
19 Phileb|      things do not attain the highest truth?~PROTARCHUS: I should
20 Phileb|     to find in it what is the highest good in man and in the universe,
21 Phileb|     any mixture either of the highest value or of none at all.~
22 Phileb|    wisdom is more akin to the highest good, and more honourable