Dialogue

 1 Intro|          no descriptions of time, place or persons, in the Sophist
 2 Intro|   Platonic philosophy—here is the place at which Plato most nearly
 3 Intro|           of putting words in the place of things, the fallacy of
 4 Intro|          Very good.’~In the first place, the angler is an artist;
 5 Intro|          and the one many. Let us place them in a class with our
 6 Intro|          because not-being has no place in language. Hence arises
 7 Intro| phantastic. When we were going to place the Sophist in one of them,
 8 Intro|         judge of it truly when we place ourselves at a distance
 9 Intro|       other accidents of time and place is gathered up into philosophy,
10 Intro|    thought which have a necessary place in the world of mind. They
11 Intro|         own consistency; it has a place for every science, and affirms
12 Intro|        own forging. To be able to place ourselves not only above
13 Intro|        most of us would be out of place in the world of a hundred
14 Intro|         as he truly says, have no place in philosophy. No one has
15  Soph|           in which class shall we place the art of the angler?~THEAETETUS:
16  Soph|           of exchange which takes place in the city, being about
17  Soph|        has appeared. In the first place, he was discovered to be
18  Soph|           STRANGER: In the second place, he was a merchant in the
19  Soph|            STRANGER: In the third place, he has turned out to be
20  Soph|            Yes; and in the fourth place, he himself manufactured
21  Soph|            STRANGER: Then we must place him in the class of magicians
22  Soph|         in which of them I should place the Sophist, nor am I even
23  Soph|        has got into an impossible place.~THEAETETUS: Yes, he has.~
24  Soph|         who does not give whole a place among beings, cannot speak
25  Soph|    because of the darkness of the place. Is not that true?~THEAETETUS:
26  Soph|      STRANGER: And, in the second place, it related to a subject?~
27  Soph|       affirmation or denial takes Place in silence and in the mind
28  Soph|      uncertain in which we should place the Sophist.~THEAETETUS:
29  Soph|           in no manner or time or place can there ever be such a
30  Soph|            STRANGER: In the first place, there are two kinds of