Dialogue

 1 Phileb|      reference of pleasure to the indefinite class, compared with the
 2 Phileb|           way of speaking, as the indefinite. To us, the notion of infinity
 3 Phileb|       which are for the most part indefinite, partake of this element.
 4 Phileb|          found in the infinite or indefinite class. We may now proceed
 5 Phileb|       Plato speaks of pleasure as indefinite, as relative, as a generation,
 6 Phileb| philosopher would remark that the indefinite is equally real with the
 7 Phileb|          first of the infinite or indefinite:—That is the class which
 8 Phileb|        clearly in the infinite or indefinite, which alone, as Protarchus
 9 Phileb|       pleasure to the infinite or indefinite class. We will examine the
10 Phileb|      individual experience. It is indefinite; it supplies only a partial