Dialogue

 1 Phileb|          that pleasure and pain naturally have their seat in the third
 2 Phileb|        species under which they naturally fall. Here, then, and in
 3 Phileb| distance or not. But to this we naturally reply with Protarchus, that
 4 Phileb|      nature: this would be more naturally expressed in modern language
 5 Phileb|     dialectic; such at least we naturally infer to be his meaning,
 6 Phileb|      tend towards happiness, we naturally ask what is meant by ‘happiness.’
 7 Phileb|  natures; and a passing thought naturally arises in our minds, ‘Whether
 8 Phileb|   virtue of justice seems to be naturally connected with one theory
 9 Phileb|       The agent or cause always naturally leads, and the patient or
10 Phileb|       and the patient or effect naturally follows it?~PROTARCHUS: