Dialogue

 1 Phileb|       being real, both must be admitted to be true: nor can we deny
 2 Phileb|      of view. In desire, as we admitted, the body is divided from
 3 Phileb|   simultaneous. And we further admitted that both of them belonged
 4 Phileb|        include music, which is admitted to be guess-work? ‘Yes,
 5 Phileb|      happiness principle it is admitted that I am to have a share,
 6 Phileb|         to him?~Further, it is admitted that utility and right coincide,
 7 Phileb|      definite quantity is once admitted, there can be no longer
 8 Phileb|      to say that a man must be admitted to have real pleasure who
 9 Phileb|        destruction universally admitted to be the opposite of generation?~
10 Phileb| knowledge of the arts has been admitted to be innocent and useful