Dialogue

 1 Phileb|          a hearer of Gorgias, is supposed to begin as a disciple of
 2 Phileb|        true fire from heaven, is supposed to have imparted to us.
 3 Phileb|       The ‘one and many’ is also supposed to have been revealed by
 4 Phileb|       drinking compared with the supposed permanence of intellectual
 5 Phileb|  Philebus, like the Cratylus, is supposed to be the continuation of
 6 Phileb|    cannot, without indecency, be supposed to feel either joy or sorrow.~
 7 Phileb| discussion: the same word is now supposed to include two principles
 8 Phileb|          moral philosophy we are supposed by them to be no better
 9 Phileb|          evil or wholly good, is supposed to be a witness. More we
10 Phileb|         chief good, it cannot be supposed to want anything, but if
11 Phileb|           at any rate, cannot be supposed to have either joy or sorrow.~
12 Phileb|        the body, for the body is supposed to be emptied?~PROTARCHUS:
13 Phileb|         question which he may be supposed to put to himself when he
14 Phileb|       SOCRATES: And the soul was supposed to desire the opposite of
15 Phileb|          there may be reasonably supposed to be two sorts of arithmetic.~
16 Phileb|       SOCRATES: One pleasure was supposed by us to be truer than another,
17 Phileb|         SOCRATES: There was also supposed to be a difference in sciences;