Dialogue

 1 Phileb|          fuller consideration. The various uses of the word ‘mixed,’
 2 Phileb|            infinite. The one is in various ways and degrees working
 3 Phileb|           to Plato, by the help of various intermediate abstractions,
 4 Phileb|           be exhibited to us under various aspects and gradations.
 5 Phileb|       presented to us are many and various. The mind of man has been
 6 Phileb|           happiness. But yet, from various circumstances, the measure
 7 Phileb|          which have contributed in various degrees to the intellectual
 8 Phileb|       briefly passed in review the various principles of moral philosophy,
 9 Phileb| multifarious battle, in which such various points are at issue? Shall
10 Phileb|        seem to me to mean that the various opposites, when you mingle
11 Phileb|           great or small, and have various degrees of intensity; as
12 Phileb|           because they are seen at various distances, and subjected
13 Phileb|            you have considered the various grounds of their dislike,