Dialogue

 1 Phileb|        is described by the terms harmony, health, order, perfection,
 2 Phileb|     strength, temperate seasons, harmony, beauty, and the like. The
 3 Phileb|       class, in which health and harmony were placed. Pain is the
 4 Phileb|         but measure, and eternal harmony.~Second comes the symmetrical
 5 Phileb| indistinguishable from holiness, harmony, wisdom, love. By the slight
 6 Phileb|          man. The conceptions of harmony, happiness, right, freedom,
 7 Phileb|        to us under the form of a harmony, or with Kant’s obedience
 8 Phileb|       introducing number creates harmony and proportion among the
 9 Phileb|        and infuse moderation and harmony?~PROTARCHUS: Certainly.~
10 Phileb|      Protarchus, for they are in harmony with the testimony of those
11 Phileb|       and, if I am not mistaken, harmony.~SOCRATES: Capital; and
12 Phileb|    SOCRATES: I say that when the harmony in animals is dissolved,
13 Phileb|           And the restoration of harmony and return to nature is
14 Phileb|        on the restoration of the harmony, let us now ask what will