Dialogue

 1 Phileb|    conveys the same truth in a figure, when he speaks of carving
 2 Phileb|     construction of number and figure, which he had within himself,
 3 Phileb|       another, the sciences of figure and number are probably
 4 Phileb|   which is described under the figure of the scribe and the painter.
 5 Phileb|  pleasure is like pleasure, as figure is like figure and colour
 6 Phileb|    pleasure, as figure is like figure and colour like colour;
 7 Phileb|        mistaken. You may see a figure at a distance, and say first
 8 Phileb|        the body, and then by a figure have been transferred to
 9 Phileb| opposed to white: or again, as figure is like figure, for all
10 Phileb|       again, as figure is like figure, for all figures are comprehended
11 Phileb|       he will say—‘No, it is a figure made by the shepherds.’~