Dialogue

 1 Intro|     There are no descriptions of time, place or persons, in the
 2 Intro|          generally wanted at the time. We will briefly consider
 3 Intro|         like meteors for a short time in different parts of Greece.
 4 Intro|     splendid foreigners who from time to time visited Athens,
 5 Intro|      foreigners who from time to time visited Athens, or appeared
 6 Intro|          many which were at that time current in Greece; (2) that
 7 Intro|      difference fully would take time. He is pressed to give this
 8 Intro|      could teach them in a short time, and at a small cost. For
 9 Intro|        opposite ways at the same time and in respect of the same
10 Intro|        dreamed. But even now the time has not arrived when the
11 Intro|          past. The succession in time of human ideas is also the
12 Intro|        of the other accidents of time and place is gathered up
13 Intro|          past, under the form of time or of eternity, the spirit
14 Intro|        minds,’ by reverting to a time when our present distinctions
15 Intro| conception of space or matter or time involves the two contradictory
16 Intro|         solid, which were at one time uppermost in the series
17 Intro|          Nothing can at the same time be both A, and not A’) has
18 Intro|        they go straight on for a time in a single line, and may
19 Intro|       are ‘the spectators of all time and of all existence;’ their
20 Intro|         men have a succession in time as well as an order of thought.
21 Intro|         of Hegel at a particular time.~The nomenclature of Hegel
22 Intro|         is the expression of his time, and there may be peculiar
23 Intro|         when, after living for a time within the charmed circle,
24 Intro|       But he does not regret the time spent in the study of him.
25  Soph|     simple question. At the same time, I fear that I may seem
26  Soph|   reappears again for the fourth time.~STRANGER: Yes, and with
27  Soph|   Perhaps so, if he were allowed time to think; but I do not see
28  Soph|        escape; now, then, is the time of all others to set upon
29  Soph|      that he can make them in no time, and sell them for a few
30  Soph|       small cost, and in a short time, is not that a jest?~THEAETETUS:
31  Soph|       such art?~STRANGER: But as time goes on, and their hearers
32  Soph|       Not yet, my friend, is the time for such a word; for there
33  Soph|     remember! And now it is high time to hold a consultation as
34  Soph|      principles, and that at one time there was war between certain
35  Soph|           those who would at one time compound, and at another
36  Soph|        that we were only just in time in making a resistance to
37  Soph|          because in no manner or time or place can there ever
38  Soph|        not forestall the work of time. Let me suppose, then, that