Dialogue

 1 Phileb|      arises from a subsequent act of reflection, of which
 2 Phileb|   Mankind were said by him to act rightly when they knew what
 3 Phileb|     simple principle such as ‘Act so as to promote the happiness
 4 Phileb|    happiness of mankind,’ or ‘Act so that the rule on which
 5 Phileb|        and the omission of an act of charity or benevolence.
 6 Phileb|   non-detection of an immoral act, say of telling a lie, which
 7 Phileb|    makes none whatever in the act itself.~Again, if we are
 8 Phileb|     towards happiness? For an act which is the cause of happiness
 9 Phileb| unhappiness to another; or an act which if performed by one
10 Phileb|    happiness he would equally act as he does. We are speaking
11 Phileb|   also the greatest freedom; ‘Act so that thy action may be