Dialogue

 1 Phileb|      Many points require further explanation; e.g. the reference of pleasure
 2 Phileb|   certainly given a very partial explanation of the ridiculous.) Having
 3 Phileb|         which furnishes the best explanation or gives the most comprehensive
 4 Phileb|        they should afford a real explanation of the facts, (2) that they
 5 Phileb|    theory supplies a much easier explanation of some virtues than of
 6 Phileb|       promote happiness. For the explanation of justice, on the other
 7 Phileb| imaginative faculty, nor give an explanation of phenomena which is in
 8 Phileb|   one-sidedness, its paradoxical explanation of several of the virtues.
 9 Phileb|    whether you would agree in my explanation of this phenomenon.~PROTARCHUS:
10 Phileb|         PROTARCHUS: What is your explanation?~SOCRATES: I think that