Dialogue

 1 Intro|        mankind. Plato ridicules the notion that any individuals can
 2 Intro|             and honourable men. The notion that they were corrupters
 3 Intro|            comprehended in a single notion. There is no trace of this
 4 Intro|          examples forming a general notion of falsehood, the mind of
 5 Intro|         other determinations of any notion we are attributing to it ‘
 6 Intro| contradiction. Neither the Platonic notion of the negative as the principle
 7 Intro|         Not-being with the abstract notion. As the Pre-Socratic philosopher
 8 Intro|       nature, which proceeds upon a notion that all ignorance is involuntary.
 9 Intro|           minds; what is the common notion of all images?’ ‘I should
10 Intro|          i.e. of a name. Again, the notion of being is conceived of
11 Intro|        under the higher form of the notion. (ii) Under another aspect
12 Intro|       though combined by him in the notion, seem to be never really
13 Intro|          Beginning with the highest notion of mind or thought, we may
14 Intro|            into being, essence, and notion, are not the only or necessary
15 Intro|      Not-being, existence, essence, notion, and the like challenged
16 Intro|            his own doctrine of the ‘notion’ (Wallace’s Hegel), or the ‘
17 Intro|         figure of speech as the old notion of a creator artist, ‘who
18  Soph|          name possibly you have one notion and I another; whereas we
19  Soph|            these there is implied a notion of division.~THEAETETUS:
20  Soph|             he who would refute the notion of not-being is involved.
21  Soph|          mean?~STRANGER: The common notion pervading all these objects,
22  Soph|           That is pretty much their notion.~STRANGER: Let us push the
23  Soph|  possibility that they may accept a notion of ours respecting the nature
24  Soph|             THEAETETUS: What is the notion? Tell me, and we shall soon
25  Soph|        shall soon see.~STRANGER: My notion would be, that anything
26  Soph|          cannot possibly accept the notion of those who say that the
27  Soph|          seem to have gained a fair notion of being?~THEAETETUS: Yes
28  Soph|             have any clear or fixed notion of being in his mind?~THEAETETUS:
29  Soph|              for all these add on a notion of being, some affirming