Dialogue

1 Euthyd|      escape ambiguities in the meaning of terms or in the structure
2 Euthyd|       of the art, ‘What is the meaning of this paradox? Is there
3 Euthyd|        things have no sense or meaning. Ctesippus again breaks
4 Euthyd|      with different degrees of meaning: (2) The necessary limitation
5 Euthyd|       appear to have a serious meaning; but we have lost the clue
6 Euthyd|    over.~He asked what was the meaning of this, and I replied:
7 Euthyd|  surely have some notion of my meaning, he said.~Yes, I replied.~
8 Euthyd| according to your notion of my meaning.~Yes, I said; but if the
9 Euthyd|  according to your view of the meaning, because you will be prating,