Dialogue

 1 Intro| infinite, of all creation. The divine mind is the leading religious
 2 Intro|    wisdom. At any rate he is a divine person, one of a class who
 3 Intro|         and those which are of divine, origin. For we must admit
 4 Intro|      working of nature, but by divine reason and knowledge. And
 5 Intro|         And there are not only divine creations but divine imitations,
 6 Intro|      only divine creations but divine imitations, such as apparitions
 7 Intro|      are equally the work of a divine mind. And there are human
 8 Intro|      knowledge / human and not divine / juggling with words /
 9 Intro|       is historical and also a divine ideal. The history of philosophy
10 Intro|      gradual revelation of the Divine Being. He would have been
11 Intro|     man or of any union of the divine and human nature, a contradiction
12 Intro|      of mind, whether human or divine, was beginning to be realized.
13 Intro|     their association with the Divine Being. Yet they are the
14 Intro|     that his own thoughts were divine realities. We may almost
15 Intro|       of Christ apart from the Divine life in which they are embodied?
16 Intro|     frame may be animated by a divine intelligence. But we cannot
17 Intro|        the single thought of a Divine Being, can be supposed to
18 Intro|  action, between the human and divine.~These are some of the doubts
19 Intro|      identifying both with the divine idea or nature. But we may
20  Soph|       is not a god at all; but divine he certainly is, for this
21  Soph|     them able to dispute about divine things, which are invisible
22  Soph|       endure the vision of the divine.~THEAETETUS: Yes; that seems
23  Soph|    them is human and the other divine.~THEAETETUS: I do not follow.~
24  Soph|     that they are created by a divine reason and a knowledge which
25  Soph|      by nature are the work of divine art, and that things which
26  Soph|        one human and the other divine.~THEAETETUS: True.~STRANGER:
27  Soph|  reference to the gods and are divine.~THEAETETUS: True.~STRANGER:
28  Soph|      are equally the work of a divine hand.~STRANGER: And what
29  Soph|       division there is both a divine and a human production;
30  Soph|        creation human, and not divine—any one who affirms the