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 1 Pre | thoughts of the sort which we suppose to be modern rather than
 2 Text|    ALCIBIADES: Of what do you suppose that I am thinking?~SOCRATES:
 3 Text|  believe. Tell me, do you not suppose that the Gods sometimes
 4 Text|      insane?~ALCIBIADES: So I suppose.~SOCRATES: Did you not acknowledge
 5 Text|  would do so; he would rather suppose that he was quite capable
 6 Text|      And yet surely I may not suppose that you would ever wish
 7 Text|     Let us take another case. Suppose that you were suddenly to
 8 Text| either to do or say anything, suppose that we know or ought to
 9 Text|        SOCRATES: Nor again, I suppose, a person who knows the
10 Text|       that which they know or suppose that they know, neither
11 Text|        neither to know nor to suppose that they know, in cases
12 Text|      be at. You surely do not suppose that Homer, the wisest and
13 Text|     most strongly inclined to suppose, you put aside again and