Dialogue

 1 Phileb|     goddess of beauty saw the universal wantonness of all things,
 2 Phileb|    motive of actions. For the universal test of right actions (how
 3 Phileb|       Aristotle says, for the universal in Ethics (Metaph.), he
 4 Phileb|   time, so in our own, by the universal fact that men desire it.
 5 Phileb| mankind; which acknowledges a universal good, truth, right; which
 6 Phileb|     classify them? There is a universal law which imperatively declares
 7 Phileb|    pleasure is individual not universal; we speak of eternal and
 8 Phileb|      the system of Kant, this universal idea or law is held to be
 9 Phileb|     earlier discussions about universal ideas and definitions seem
10 Phileb|  there is, as I was saying, a universal consent that no refutation
11 Phileb| goddess, methinks, seeing the universal wantonness and wickedness
12 Phileb|     animals, dependent on the universal fire?~PROTARCHUS: That is