Dialogue

 1 Phileb|       this is painful, but the return to nature, in which the
 2 Phileb|      advance upon Plato, but a return to the poor and meagre abstractions
 3 Phileb| pleasures.~SOCRATES: That is a return to the old position, Protarchus,
 4 Phileb|  Suppose that we put back, and return to the old position; then
 5 Phileb|     end in one. And now let us return for an illustration of our
 6 Phileb|     restoration of harmony and return to nature is the source
 7 Phileb|      process of resolution and return of the elements to their
 8 Phileb|        and that the process of return of all things to their own
 9 Phileb|      which, if they would only return, would relieve him; but
10 Phileb|      PROTARCHUS: Let us boldly return this answer to the masters
11 Phileb|        them in, and now I must return to the fountain of pleasure.