Dialogue

1 Phileb| but after we have already set bounds to thought and matter,
2 Phileb| to be added, is playfully set aside by a quotation from
3 Phileb| they soon become fixed or set, and in after life are strengthened,
4 Phileb| the authority of ages has set upon vice and crime.~Once
5 Phileb|   we and Philebus may all set upon you, if you abuse us?
6 Phileb|  one nature, if possible, set upon them—do you remember?~
7 Phileb|   have now pretty clearly set forth the class to which
8 Phileb|  up the enquiry again and set us right; and assuming memory
9 Phileb|    all that remains is to set the crown on our discourse.~