Dialogue

 1  Meno|         in successive periods of existence, returning into this world
 2  Meno|          into all knowledge. The existence of this latent knowledge
 3  Meno|        just as he recognizes the existence of popular opinion as a
 4  Meno|        prior and future state of existence.~The difficulty in framing
 5  Meno|         modern distinctions. The existence of the virtues without the
 6  Meno|         men in a former state of existence, and are recovered by reminiscence (
 7  Meno|        back to a former state of existence, in which men did and suffered
 8  Meno|    notion of a previous state of existence is found in the verses of
 9  Meno|       for in a previous state of existence. There was no time when
10  Meno|         from a previous state of existence because they are more perfect
11  Meno|       and highest. It is not the existence of God or the idea of good
12  Meno| recovered from a former state of existence. The metaphysical conception
13  Meno|        the conviction of its own existence. ‘I think, therefore I am;’
14  Meno|         this thought from actual existence and from practical life.
15  Meno|    spectator of all time and all existence, may be paralleled with
16  Meno|        are certain effluences of existence?~MENO: Certainly.~SOCRATES:
17  Meno|           how did they come into existence?~SOCRATES: I am afraid,