Dialogue

 1 Phileb|  things and persons, with the single exception of the allusions
 2 Phileb|    men within the limits of a single metaphysical conception?
 3 Phileb|       also many, dividing the single ‘me’ into many ‘me’s,’ and
 4 Phileb|     he assigned to them all a single art, and this he called
 5 Phileb|   view when we call them by a single name?~PROTARCHUS: By heavens,
 6 Phileb|     double experience was the single case possible.~PROTARCHUS:
 7 Phileb|  smooth and clear, and have a single pure tone, then I mean to
 8 Phileb| selecting for consideration a single instance.~PROTARCHUS: What
 9 Phileb|      behalf of the argument a single point.~PROTARCHUS: What
10 Phileb|     to begin by mingling in a single stream the true portions
11 Phileb|     said before, that for any single class to be left by itself
12 Phileb| together we may regard as the single cause of the mixture, and