Dialogue

1 Phileb|   calling Socrates the first utilitarian; as indeed there is no side
2 Phileb|    To the higher thinker the Utilitarian or hedonist mode of speaking
3 Phileb| rightly educated nature. The Utilitarian finds a place in his system
4 Phileb|  cannot help seeing that the utilitarian theory supplies a much easier
5 Phileb|     Yet of this interval the utilitarian theory takes no cognizance.
6 Phileb|     serious objection to the utilitarian system—its exclusiveness.
7 Phileb|   built upon a rock. And the utilitarian system, like others, has
8 Phileb|     mankind.~But because the utilitarian philosophy can no longer
9 Phileb|     basis of morals. But the utilitarian will fairly reply (see above)