Dialogue

 1 Charm|       what is the residuum of truth which remains for ourselves.
 2 Charm|    remains for ourselves. His truth may not be our truth, and
 3 Charm|      His truth may not be our truth, and nevertheless may have
 4 Charm|       been affirmed with more truth respecting ancient and modern
 5 Charm|  Ideas. It might be said with truth that the conception of the
 6 Charm|       is sometimes nearer the truth than Socrates. Nothing in
 7 Charm|     at last to unite good and truth in a single science. But
 8 Charm|    denied that right ideas of truth may contribute greatly to
 9 Charm| replied, was not far from the truth.~I suppose, he said, that
10 Charm|      me whether you admit the truth of what Critias has been
11 Charm|     be able to discover their truth or falsehood; for they are
12 Charm|     and I am convinced of the truth of the suspicion which I
13 Charm|       than with him about the truth or falsehood of the definition.~
14 Charm|     enquire with you into the truth of that which is advanced
15 Charm|   have been well ordered; for truth guiding, and error having
16 Charm|    health?~That is nearer the truth, he said.~And that knowledge
17 Charm|  still unable to discover the truth; but mocks us to a degree,