Dialogue

 1  Meno|         previous Dialogues. But the new truth is no sooner found
 2  Meno|         Aristophanes, to regard the new opinions, whether of Socrates
 3  Meno|     different times of his life, as new distinctions are realized,
 4  Meno|       distinctions are realized, or new stages of thought attained
 5  Meno|        which they put together in a new form. Their great diversity
 6  Meno|       proceeds he makes for himself new modes of expression more
 7  Meno|          begins to flow again under new conditions, at first confined
 8  Meno|             thoughts appeared to be new and original, but they carried
 9  Meno|        unconscious. They stood in a new relation to theology and
10  Meno| semi-barbarous Latin, and putting a new meaning into them. Unlike
11  Meno|           the same was revived in a new form by Descartes. But now
12  Meno|           to receive knowledge by a new method and to work by observation
13  Meno|            age, groping about for a new method more comprehensive