Dialogue

 1 Phileb|        numbers which are used in practice represent different sizes
 2 Phileb|     theory to the level of their practice. The simplicity of the ‘
 3 Phileb|        also further removed from practice. For there is certainly
 4 Phileb|  interval between the theory and practice of Christians than between
 5 Phileb|      than between the theory and practice of the Greeks and Romans;
 6 Phileb|          false philosophy or the practice of mental analysis, or infected
 7 Phileb|        their principles by their practice. Two of the noblest and
 8 Phileb|          endless applications in practice, so also may be developed
 9 Phileb|           turning from theory to practice we feel the importance of
10 Phileb| principles which are above their practice; they admit premises which,
11 Phileb|          given by experience and practice, in addition to a certain