Dialogue

1 Phileb|   which for the most part is mere guess-work. But there is
2 Phileb|   copula, or that unity is a mere unit, is to us easy; but
3 Phileb|   and that the infinite is a mere negative, which is on the
4 Phileb|  part, of which the first is mere guess-work, the second is
5 Phileb|  them, happiness will be the mere aggregate of the goods of
6 Phileb|     of them, if they are not mere sophisms and illusions,
7 Phileb|   the difference between the mere art of disputation and true
8 Phileb| assured, and not rest upon a mere assertion.~PROTARCHUS: Very