Dialogue

 1 Phileb|     dialectician is described as a sort of enthusiast or lover,
 2 Phileb|            There is also the other sort of political morality, which
 3 Phileb|          in us, and that of a mean sort, and not in any way pure,
 4 Phileb|         would rather use them as a sort of diviners, who divine
 5 Phileb|        would say something of this sort; they would begin at the
 6 Phileb|            still remains one other sort of admixture of pleasures
 7 Phileb|            in envy of the childish sort a singular mixture of pleasure
 8 Phileb|       smell are of a less ethereal sort, but they have no necessary
 9 Phileb| destruction rather than that third sort of life, in which, as we
10 Phileb|        subjected pleasure to every sort of test, let us not appear
11 Phileb|         gone on to ask whether one sort of knowledge is purer than
12 Phileb|        acted upon. Is not this the sort of enquiry in which his
13 Phileb|        succeed if we mingled every sort of pleasure with every sort
14 Phileb|        sort of pleasure with every sort of wisdom?~PROTARCHUS: Perhaps
15 Phileb|         and let knowledge of every sort stream in, and the pure
16 Phileb|            only you have the first sort.~SOCRATES: Well, then, shall