Dialogue

 1 Phileb|     and Socrates,’ we may now consider the metaphysical conceptions
 2 Phileb|       be his meaning, when we consider that both here and in the
 3 Phileb|       reason I should like to consider the matter a little more
 4 Phileb|       impure sciences. Let us consider the sections of each which
 5 Phileb|     actions, we still have to consider whether this or some other
 6 Phileb|     which we shall do well to consider not only in their connexion,
 7 Phileb|       many centuries. When we consider the backwardness of knowledge
 8 Phileb|    saying, we must begin, and consider what her nature is. She
 9 Phileb|       us round, and please to consider which of us shall answer
10 Phileb|       more ridiculous. Let us consider, then, what we are to do:—
11 Phileb| answer, as you have promised. Consider, then, whether you will
12 Phileb|   should.~SOCRATES: Would you consider that there was still anything
13 Phileb|      agree.~SOCRATES: And now consider well; for the question to
14 Phileb|    But still I should like to consider the class of mind, if you
15 Phileb|  SOCRATES: Then now please to consider the next stage of the argument.~
16 Phileb|   give our best attention and consider well, not the comparative
17 Phileb|       the same class, let him consider whether he would desire
18 Phileb|       time has come for us to consider about the pleasures also,
19 Phileb|       SOCRATES: Shall we next consider measure, in like manner,