Dialogue

 1 Phileb|         and ease of the earlier dialogues there occur two or three
 2 Phileb|       be noted, between the two dialogues. For whereas in the Phaedrus,
 3 Phileb|         Plato aims in his later dialogues. There is no mystic enthusiasm
 4 Phileb|      the Republic, and to other dialogues.~I. The paradox of the one
 5 Phileb|       least satisfactory in the dialogues of Plato. While the ethical
 6 Phileb|       the Philebus to the other dialogues. Here Plato shows the same
 7 Phileb|   probably the later of the two dialogues, is the more moderate. There
 8 Phileb|        are spoken of in the two dialogues. For Socrates is far from
 9 Phileb|        resemblance to the later dialogues and to the Laws: 2. The
10 Phileb|    Plato probably wrote shorter dialogues, such as the Philebus, the
11 Phileb| fallacious, because these three dialogues are found to make an advance
12 Phileb|        here as in several other dialogues (Phaedrus, Republic, etc.)