Ath。Whenthingshaveanaccompanyingcharm，eitherthebestthinginthemisthisverycharm，orthereissomerightnessorutilitypossessedbythem；-forexample，Ishouldsaythateatinganddrinking，andtheuseoffoodingeneral，haveanaccompanyingcharmwhichwecallpleasure；butthatthisrightnessandutilityisjustthehealthfulnessofthethingsserveduptous，whichistheirtruerightness。
Cle。Justso。
Ath。Thus，too，Ishouldsaythatlearninghasacertainaccompanyingcharmwhichisthepleasure；butthattherightandtheprofitable，thegoodandthenoble，arequalitieswhichthetruthgivestoit。
Cle。Exactly。
Ath。Andsointheimitativearts-iftheysucceedinmakinglikenesses，andareaccompaniedbypleasure，maynottheirworksbesaidtohaveacharm？