Dialogue

 1  Meno|    are not more certain than facts, but they are equally certain (
 2  Meno|    are not only derived from facts, but they are also prior
 3  Meno| little or nothing to do with facts of science. On the other
 4  Meno|      is less able to observe facts, because they are too much
 5  Meno|    not much nearer to actual facts than the Organon of Aristotle
 6  Meno|      of the investigation of facts is as much insisted upon
 7  Meno|     against the most certain facts. And here, again, we may
 8  Meno|     ancients. He goes beyond facts in his scepticism, as they
 9  Meno|     are tending to go beyond facts. They are thought to be
10  Meno|    little relation to actual facts as the ideas of Plato. Few