Dialogue

1 Phileb|      to be prior to himself, explained a part of the phenomena
2 Phileb|    think further that he has explained the feeling of the spectator
3 Phileb| hypothesis on which they are explained, or which in doubtful cases
4 Phileb|    including justice, may be explained. Admitting that men rest
5 Phileb|     elements which cannot be explained by the tendency of actions
6 Phileb|       if virtue and vice are explained only as the qualities which
7 Phileb|    differ, and some are best explained upon one principle and some
8 Phileb|      morals which are better explained and more forcibly inculcated
9 Phileb|      luck.~SOCRATES: We have explained what we term the most exact