Dialogue

 1 Phileb|     carpentering, which have an exact measure, are to be regarded
 2 Phileb|     have not yet received their exact position in the scale of
 3 Phileb|         not the purest and most exact.’ From the Sophist and Statesman
 4 Phileb|       make two classes—the less exact and the more exact. And
 5 Phileb|         less exact and the more exact. And the exacter part of
 6 Phileb|         of Aristotle we have no exact account. We know of them
 7 Phileb|     which, like music, are less exact in their results, and those
 8 Phileb|     like carpentering, are more exact.~PROTARCHUS: Let us make
 9 Phileb|      the latter class, the most exact of all are those which we
10 Phileb|         is used in trading with exact calculation, shall we say
11 Phileb| explained what we term the most exact arts or sciences.~PROTARCHUS:
12 Phileb|      have their truest and most exact application when the mind
13 Phileb|          and one art to be more exact than another.~PROTARCHUS: