Dialogue

 1 Phileb|         now concealed, but always present, are inserted a good many
 2 Phileb|          is not necessary for his present purpose. He is saying in
 3 Phileb|           they are wanted, but at present we can do without them.
 4 Phileb|        may represent either past, present, or future. And, representing
 5 Phileb|        Leaving his denial for the present, Socrates proceeds to show
 6 Phileb|           over them. All of these present a certain aspect of moral
 7 Phileb|         order. To such a view the present mixed state of the world,
 8 Phileb|       class, and will be found to present great differences. But even
 9 Phileb|            However, I will not at present claim the first place for
10 Phileb|     tedious business, and just at present not at all an easy one.
11 Phileb|        SOCRATES: Not, I think, at present; but if I want a fifth at
12 Phileb| replenishment, of which he has no present or past experience?~PROTARCHUS:
13 Phileb|           only in relation to the present and the past, or in relation
14 Phileb|            relate to the past and present only, and not to the future?~
15 Phileb|     existence either in the past, present, or future?~PROTARCHUS:
16 Phileb|     continue the enquiry; for the present I would rather show by another
17 Phileb|           all these cases. But at present I would rather sail in another
18 Phileb|            Yes, my friend, but at present we are enumerating only
19 Phileb|          in either of them, I may present the pure element for judgment,
20 Phileb|        are like these two and are present everywhere.~PROTARCHUS:
21 Phileb|      unseemly, at any time, past, present, or future.~SOCRATES: Right.~