Dialogue

1 Phileb|         He touches on the same difficulties and he gives no answer to
2 Phileb|  hackneyed illustrations; such difficulties had long been solved by
3 Phileb|      Parmenides, where similar difficulties are raised, Plato seems
4 Phileb|       the scale of goods. Some difficulties occur to us in the enumeration:
5 Phileb|        in these phenomena; his difficulties begin with the application
6 Phileb| entirety in each object? These difficulties are but imperfectly answered
7 Phileb|      or the spirit of God. The difficulties of ethics disappear when
8 Phileb|       Protarchus, are the real difficulties, and this is the one and