Dialogue

 1 Phileb|      the relation in which his doctrine stood to the Eleatic Being
 2 Phileb|      none.~The omission of the doctrine of recollection, derived
 3 Phileb|   confused manner the Socratic doctrine, that virtue is knowledge,
 4 Phileb|        indifference to his own doctrine of Ideas which he has already
 5 Phileb|    Cynics and Cyrenaics in his doctrine of pleasure; asserting with
 6 Phileb|     that they need to have the doctrine of utility habitually inculcated
 7 Phileb|      eagerness to maintain the doctrine of utility, are fond of
 8 Phileb|      nature in any degree, the doctrine of utility must be so transfigured
 9 Phileb| disciples has passed away. The doctrine is no longer stated in the
10 Phileb|       The ‘guardianship of his doctrine’ has passed into other hands;
11 Phileb|      the universe. This is the doctrine of Thrasymachus adapted
12 Phileb|       time in maintaining this doctrine,—not merely reasserting
13 Phileb|        philosophers teach this doctrine, and ought not we to be
14 Phileb|       feeling indignant at the doctrine, which is maintained, not