Dialogue

1 Phileb|          the simultaneousness of merely bodily pleasures and pains.
2 Phileb|     scarcely considered, and the merely physical phenomenon imperfectly
3 Phileb|         result will be that such merely verbal and trivial conceptions,
4 Phileb|    associated in their mind with merely animal enjoyment. They could
5 Phileb|    advance to the cannon’s mouth merely because he believes military
6 Phileb|       with them of old time, and merely reassert the notions of
7 Phileb|   maintaining this doctrine,—not merely reasserting the notions
8 Phileb| falsehood, and hence becomes not merely opinion, but opinion of