Dialogue

 1 Phileb|       though ‘some of the old ones might do again.’~But if
 2 Phileb|       preparations for longer ones. This view may be natural;
 3 Phileb| shorter writings after longer ones, than suppose that he lost
 4 Phileb|     future, and the bad false ones. And as there may be opinion
 5 Phileb|      although some of the old ones may do again.’ Let us pause
 6 Phileb|     some, however, of the old ones may do again. And must I
 7 Phileb|   anticipations of the bodily ones; from which we may infer
 8 Phileb|       the moderate and lesser ones do neither.~PROTARCHUS:
 9 Phileb|     or at first only the true ones.~PROTARCHUS: It will be
10 Phileb|   course to let flow the true ones first.~SOCRATES: Let them
11 Phileb|       in addition to the true ones? ‘Why, Socrates,’ they will