Dialogue

 1  Meno|        that he does not know the meaning of the word ‘colour;’ and
 2  Meno|   seriously as having a distinct meaning. They are parables, prophecies,
 3  Meno| incongruities, there is a common meaning or spirit which pervades
 4  Meno|      their substance and general meaning the same, although they
 5  Meno|          perceive to be the real meaning of them, an explanation
 6  Meno|         Latin, and putting a new meaning into them. Unlike ancient
 7  Meno|        word to which no distinct meaning could be attached. Abstractions
 8  Meno|   believe that I understand your meaning.~SOCRATES: And you would
 9  Meno|         as Pindar says, ‘read my meaning:’—colour is an effluence
10  Meno|         virtue; what else is the meaning of saying that every action
11  Meno|         he will know what is the meaning of defamation, and if he