Dialogue

1 Phileb| contradiction by well-known examples taken from outward objects. But
2 Phileb|            more eligible than either taken singly; and to this we adhere.
3 Phileb|             correlation of ideas has taken their place. The flowers
4 Phileb|          been fairly given cannot be taken back; cease then to fight
5 Phileb|           Socrates; the argument has taken away from me the power of
6 Phileb|         mensuration, and weighing be taken away from any art, that
7 Phileb|             are the three, and these taken together we may regard as