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we call everything of that kind recollection.Protarchus
You are right.Socrates
Now my reason for saying all this is—Protarchus
What?Socrates
That henceforth we may comprehend as completely and clearly as possible the pleasure of the soul, and likewise its desire, apart from the body; for both of these appear to be made plain by what has been said about memory and recollection.Protarchus
Let us, then, Socrates, discuss the next point.Socrates
We must, it seems, consider many things in relation to the origin and general aspect of pleasure;
You are right.Socrates
Now my reason for saying all this is—Protarchus
What?Socrates
That henceforth we may comprehend as completely and clearly as possible the pleasure of the soul, and likewise its desire, apart from the body; for both of these appear to be made plain by what has been said about memory and recollection.Protarchus
Let us, then, Socrates, discuss the next point.Socrates
We must, it seems, consider many things in relation to the origin and general aspect of pleasure;