Dialogue

1 Phileb| arising out of the illusion of distance or not. But to this we naturally
2 Phileb|      You may see a figure at a distance, and say first of all, ‘
3 Phileb|       sight, to be deceived by distance and relation? In this case
4 Phileb|        when seen near and at a distance. The testimony of Xenophon
5 Phileb|        may be happiness in the distance, but if there were no happiness
6 Phileb|      he looks forward into the distance, the many questions of modern
7 Phileb|  object may be often seen at a distance not very clearly, and the
8 Phileb|       Does not the nearness or distance of magnitudes obscure their