Dialogue

 1 Phileb|       the argument, is several times brought back again, that
 2 Phileb|      whose presence is several times intimated, are described
 3 Phileb|       But mind is ten thousand times nearer to the chief good
 4 Phileb|        and Epicurus to our own times the nature of pleasure has
 5 Phileb|       the societies of ancient times, but also further removed
 6 Phileb| civilization in all succeeding times. His grasp of it had the
 7 Phileb|       public opinion of modern times.~There is yet a third view
 8 Phileb|     being filled, and at other times be quite in despair?~PROTARCHUS:
 9 Phileb|    think that the soul at such times is like a book.~PROTARCHUS:
10 Phileb|  should say in relation to all times alike.~SOCRATES: Have not
11 Phileb|  necessarily, but there may be times of reflection, when he feels
12 Phileb|  innocent for all of us at all times, we must let them all mingle?~
13 Phileb|  another, mind is ten thousand times nearer and more akin to