Dialogue

 1 Phileb|        the determination of the relative places of pleasure and wisdom.
 2 Phileb|      pleasure as indefinite, as relative, as a generation, and in
 3 Phileb|      Pleasure is depreciated as relative, while good is exalted as
 4 Phileb|         ancient philosophy, the relative character of pleasure is
 5 Phileb| becoming or generation. This is relative to Being or Essence, and
 6 Phileb|     aspects and gradations. The relative dignity of pleasure and
 7 Phileb|         absolutes, and that the relative is for the sake of the absolute;
 8 Phileb|         therefore transient and relative, or do some pleasures partake
 9 Phileb|         that each generation is relative to, or for the sake of,
10 Phileb|      the whole of generation is relative to the whole of essence.~