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 1 7|       For then we have need of pleasure when we grieve, because
 2 7|        when we grieve, because pleasure is not present; but when
 3 7|        then we have no need of pleasure; and on this account, we
 4 7|       account, we affirm, that pleasure is the beginning and end
 5 7| account we do not choose every pleasure, but at times we pass over
 6 7|      pleasures, when a greater pleasure follows them, if we endure
 7 8|                          Every pleasure is therefore a good on account
 8 8|     does not follow that every pleasure is worthy of being chosen;
 9 8|    simple flavors give as much pleasure as costly fare, when everything
10 8|    water give the most extreme pleasure when any one in need eats
11 8|         therefore, we say that pleasure is a chief good, we are