Dialogue

 1 Phileb| distinction between a thing and a person, while to Plato, by the
 2 Phileb|    intermediate state, in which a person is balanced between pleasure
 3 Phileb|      rather Plato speaking in his person, expressly repudiates the
 4 Phileb|         cause of happiness to one person may be the cause of unhappiness
 5 Phileb|         which if performed by one person may increase the happiness
 6 Phileb|        sensible man’ or ‘superior person.’ His conception of ousia,
 7 Phileb|   PROTARCHUS: Do you mean, when a person says that I, Protarchus,
 8 Phileb|          other puzzle, in which a person proves the members and parts
 9 Phileb|           SOCRATES: I mean when a person is in actual suffering and
10 Phileb|    SOCRATES: Then when you hear a person saying, that always to live
11 Phileb|        right in saying, that if a person would wish to see the greatest
12 Phileb|           some other advantage of person which he really has not.~