Dialogue

1 Phileb|       or chaos which preceded distinct kinds in the creation of
2 Phileb|      of view as in a category distinct from good. For again we
3 Phileb|      is at one time clear and distinct, at another seems to fade
4 Phileb|     of the white, and this is distinct from the quantity or amount
5 Phileb|   satisfactorily proven to be distinct from them,—and may therefore
6 Phileb|       negation of pain are of distinct natures, they are wrong.~
7 Phileb|       they are undoubtedly of distinct natures.~SOCRATES: Then
8 Phileb| pleasure, assigning to each a distinct life, so that pleasure was