Dialogue

 1 Intro|         that they went on their way rather regardless of whether
 2 Intro|         the middle, for in that way we are more likely to attain
 3 Intro| Statesman can be caught in this way. But these divisions and
 4 Intro|     abstract notions, and in no way interferes with the principle
 5 Intro|  metaphysical impediment in the way of admitting the possibility
 6 Intro|       long escape me, for every way is blocked. Before we make
 7 Intro|      parricide; for there is no way out of the difficulty except
 8 Intro|         that they went on their way without much caring whether
 9 Intro|         Parmenides, ‘like every way unto a rounded sphere.’
10 Intro|       of admixture; and in this way we may perhaps find out
11 Intro|   philosophers: ‘He went on his way rather regardless of whether
12 Intro|       of riddles, and go on our way rejoicing. Most men (like
13 Intro|       well as of repulsion. The way to the West is the way also
14 Intro|      The way to the West is the way also to the East; the north
15  Soph|        you can suggest a better way.~THEAETETUS: Indeed I cannot.~
16  Soph|   spearing, because this is the way in which the three-pronged
17  Soph|    Sophist.~THEAETETUS: In what way are they related?~STRANGER:
18  Soph|      case may be, and in either way sells the knowledge of virtue,
19  Soph|    spirit of conceit in another way.~THEAETETUS: In what way?~
20  Soph|        way.~THEAETETUS: In what way?~STRANGER: They cross-examine
21  Soph|         and harsh notions, in a way which is most amusing to
22  Soph|        proverb says, when every way is blocked, there is no
23  Soph|        Keep your mind from this way of enquiry, for never will
24  Soph|        the argument in the best way, and that you should take
25  Soph|        look to me for the right way of speaking about not-being;
26  Soph|   THEAETETUS: There is no other way in which a false proposition
27  Soph|    questions are decided in one way or another, no one when
28  Soph|       Parmenides sings,—~‘Every way like unto the fullness of
29  Soph|         greater nor less in any way, Neither on this side nor
30  Soph|      all the parts, and in this way being all and a whole, may
31  Soph|   THEAETETUS: And in what other way can it contain them?~STRANGER:
32  Soph|       we must in every possible way against him who would annihilate
33  Soph|        a chance of steering our way in between them, without
34  Soph|     attributes, and in the same way anything else which we originally
35  Soph|      STRANGER: And, in the same way, the just must be placed
36  Soph|     keep thy thoughts from this way of enquiry.’~THEAETETUS:
37  Soph|  pleasure is to drag words this way and that, the argument will
38  Soph|        not-being did not in any way partake of being.~THEAETETUS:
39  Soph|   denote agents—neither in this way of stringing words together
40  Soph|         to be made in the other way, one part in each subdivision