Dialogue

 1 Phileb|           intimation of a further discussion, in which some topics lightly
 2 Phileb|          may be compared with his discussion of the same subject in the
 3 Phileb|       Sophist.~On the whole, this discussion is one of the least satisfactory
 4 Phileb|   interest lies in the incidental discussion. We can no more separate
 5 Phileb|        continuation of a previous discussion. An argument respecting
 6 Phileb|      takes no further part in the discussion beyond asserting in the
 7 Phileb|          pleasure, will spoil the discussion, and will prove the incapacity
 8 Phileb|           the whole aspect of the discussion: the same word is now supposed
 9 Phileb| unfavourably with Plato’s general discussion of the same subject (Sophist).
10 Phileb|           of place here. Any real discussion of their relation to one
11 Phileb|    question to which the previous discussion desires an answer is, how
12 Phileb|           is to be the end of our discussion, but if we are unable to
13 Phileb|     memory, if the subject of our discussion is ever to be properly cleared
14 Phileb|         No tedious and irrelevant discussion can be allowed; what is
15 Phileb|         and pains; and so further discussion would have been unnecessary.