Dialogue

1 Phileb| instincts of ingenuous youth are easily induced to take the better
2 Phileb|        Republic. And we can more easily suppose that Plato composed
3 Phileb|          ourselves first, we are easily led on to think of others;
4 Phileb|        motives of this world may easily be in excess, may be fanatical,
5 Phileb|     always say, that pleasure is easily the conqueror; but you must
6 Phileb|       SOCRATES: One which may be easily pointed out, but is by no
7 Phileb|          a question which is not easily answered; but it must be
8 Phileb|       and then they will be more easily judged of by you and by
9 Phileb|    another question which may be easily answered; for I imagine