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Dialogue
1 Phileb| are four kinds: those of sight, hearing, smell, knowledge.~( 2 Phileb| the pleasures of smell and sight, as well as those derived 3 Phileb| artificial. The pleasures of sight and sound might then have 4 Phileb| certain, as in the case of sight, to be deceived by distance 5 Phileb| pleasures are put out of sight.~Not pleasure, then, ranks 6 Phileb| life, the more they lose sight of their own pleasure or 7 Phileb| you not at any rate want sight?~PROTARCHUS: Why should 8 Phileb| besides receiving from sight or some other sense certain 9 Phileb| Well, take the case of sight. Does not the nearness or 10 Phileb| remember also how at the sight of tragedies the spectators 11 Phileb| instead of sorrow at the sight of our friends’ misfortunes— 12 Phileb| and so we put them out of sight, and consign them to darkness,