Dialogue

 1 Intro|        synthesis and analysis, of division and cross-division, are
 2 Intro|         Not-being’ is the hole or division of the dialectical net in
 3 Intro|        the result of a scientific division. His descent in another
 4 Intro|          there is another general division under which his art may
 5 Intro|       seems to be aware that mere division is an unsafe and uncertain
 6 Intro|          from supposing that mere division and subdivision of general
 7 Intro|         we have already seen, the division gives him the opportunity
 8 Intro|           the latter, and in that division of it which disputes in
 9 Intro|        All these are processes of division; and of division there are
10 Intro|     processes of division; and of division there are two kinds,—one
11 Intro|           hereafter. And so, from division comes purification; and
12 Intro|       theories of composition and division, whether out of or into
13 Intro|          let us return to our old division of likeness-making and phantastic.
14 Intro|          developed. The threefold division of logic, physic, and ethics,
15 Intro|        The triplets of Hegel, the division into being, essence, and
16 Intro|          fairly doubt whether the division of the first and second
17 Intro|      equally placed in the second division of mediate or reflected
18  Soph|            How would you make the division?~STRANGER: Into the hunting
19  Soph|        STRANGER: You remember our division of hunting, into hunting
20  Soph| THEAETETUS: How shall we make the division?~STRANGER: Let us define
21  Soph|      STRANGER: There shall be one division of the competitive, and
22  Soph|      there is implied a notion of division.~THEAETETUS: Yes.~STRANGER:
23  Soph|      THEAETETUS: Whatever line of division you suggest, I will endeavour
24  Soph|  ignorance into two halves. For a division of ignorance into two parts
25  Soph|   education admits of any further division.~THEAETETUS: We have.~STRANGER:
26  Soph|           a point at which such a division is possible.~THEAETETUS:
27  Soph|        Should we not say that the division according to classes, which
28  Soph|        you should make a vertical division of production or invention,
29  Soph|      STRANGER: And, again, in the division which was supposed to be
30  Soph|           twofold; in the lateral division there is both a divine and
31  Soph|           Where shall we make the division?~STRANGER: There is one
32  Soph|           to it; as for the other division, we are weary and will give
33  Soph|    image-making into that further division of creation, the juggling