Dialogue

 1 Phileb|        AND ANALYSIS~The Philebus appears to be one of the later writings
 2 Phileb|      same sceptical spirit which appears in his criticism of them
 3 Phileb| impersonal. Nor in ascribing, as appears to us, both these attributes
 4 Phileb|      applied to them: in this he appears to be carrying out in a
 5 Phileb|         from ourselves.~5. There appears also to be an incorrectness
 6 Phileb|        truer point of view never appears to have occurred to Plato.
 7 Phileb|          Protag.). Philebus, who appears to be the teacher, or elder
 8 Phileb|      drama of human life. (There appears to be some confusion in
 9 Phileb|        avoid misconception, what appears to be the truth about the
10 Phileb| conferred upon mankind, the time appears to have arrived, not for
11 Phileb|          Neither life, Socrates, appears eligible to me, nor is likely,
12 Phileb|        Truly, Socrates, pleasure appears to me to have had a fall;
13 Phileb|       were just now saying to me appears to be blasphemy; but the
14 Phileb|        observation; the argument appears to me to imply that there
15 Phileb|        And surely pleasure often appears to accompany an opinion
16 Phileb|      himself—‘What is that which appears to be standing by the rock
17 Phileb|         just now referring again appears.~PROTARCHUS: What life?~