Dialogue

 1 Phileb|      and far from clear. Many points require further explanation;
 2 Phileb|   their kinds. From different points of view, either the finite
 3 Phileb|    order of nature.~Two other points may be noticed respecting
 4 Phileb|  generation, and in all these points of view as in a category
 5 Phileb|     agrees with Plato in many points, e.g. in his view of pleasure
 6 Phileb|       he lost hold of further points of view which he had once
 7 Phileb|  distracted between different points of view. But to maintain
 8 Phileb|       we seem to see its weak points, its ambiguities, its want
 9 Phileb| battle, in which such various points are at issue? Shall we begin
10 Phileb|    first agree on some little points.~PROTARCHUS: What are they?~
11 Phileb|       having determined these points, shall we not be better
12 Phileb|  nature of pleasure from both points of view, we will bring her