Dialogue

1 Phileb|     meet in one, or to be two aspects of the same. Hence, without
2 Phileb| exhibited to us under various aspects and gradations. The relative
3 Phileb|      confound the theories or aspects of morality with the origin
4 Phileb|      casuistry. Secondly, the aspects under which the most general
5 Phileb|      we say that one of these aspects is as true and good as another;
6 Phileb|    they supply posterity with aspects of the truth and with instruments
7 Phileb|  distinguishing the different aspects of them from one another,