Dialogue

 1  Meno| knowledge, but is incapable of being taught, and is also liable,
 2  Meno|     the process to which he is being subjected. For he is exhibited
 3  Meno|       is also carried further, being made the foundation not
 4  Meno|     converted into the Supreme Being, who ‘because He was good’
 5  Meno|      hold fast one or two. The being of God in a personal or
 6  Meno|        The Eleatic notion that being and thought were the same
 7  Meno|       less are they capable of being applied to particular and
 8  Meno|   intoxicated with the idea of Being or God. The greatness of
 9  Meno|       the compliment. As to my being a torpedo, if the torpedo
10  Meno|      ages.’ The soul, then, as being immortal, and having been
11  Meno|     controlling yourself,—such being your notion of freedom,
12  Meno|    certain triangle is capable being inscribed in a certain circle (
13  Meno|     certain area is capable of being inscribed as a triangle
14  Meno|    this triangle is capable of being inscribed in the circle’:—
15  Meno|     assumed to be incapable of being taught?~MENO: True; but
16  Meno|    virtue a thing incapable of being communicated or imparted
17  Meno|      who had the reputation of being the most celebrated wrestlers
18  Meno|      not.~SOCRATES: And nature being excluded, then came the
19  Meno|       be divine and illumined, being inspired and possessed of