Dialogue

 1 Phileb|        has many members, be any longer a stumbling-block.~Plato’
 2 Phileb|          that the mind could no longer imagine ‘Being’ as in a
 3 Phileb|  proceeds to regard the good no longer in an objective form, but
 4 Phileb|     studies or preparations for longer ones. This view may be natural;
 5 Phileb| composed shorter writings after longer ones, than suppose that
 6 Phileb|        The infinite would be no longer infinite, if limited or
 7 Phileb|        away. The doctrine is no longer stated in the forcible paradoxical
 8 Phileb|     damaged’ (Phil.), and is no longer the only moral philosophy,
 9 Phileb|   utilitarian philosophy can no longer claim ‘the prize,’ we must
10 Phileb|         the Heraclitean Flux no longer divide the empire of thought;
11 Phileb|     argument to me, and have no longer a voice in the matter?~PHILEBUS:
12 Phileb|       admitted, there can be no longer a ‘hotter’ or a ‘colder’ (