Dialogue

 1 Phileb|      be right which does not tend to the happiness of mankind;
 2 Phileb|     desires will be found to tend, and in accordance with
 3 Phileb| wrong only in so far as they tend towards happiness, we naturally
 4 Phileb|    than others which equally tend to the happiness of mankind
 5 Phileb|   there are no actions which tend to the happiness of mankind
 6 Phileb|    under other circumstances tend to their unhappiness. Unless
 7 Phileb|  only that all right actions tend to happiness, but that they
 8 Phileb|     happiness, but that they tend to happiness in the same
 9 Phileb|      again, nothing can more tend to mitigate superstition
10 Phileb|   brought:—whatever does not tend to the good of men is not