Dialogue

 1 Intro|          connexion of ideas, was making truth and falsehood equally
 2 Intro|        means to imply that he is making a closer approach to the
 3 Intro|       disputing with Socrates by making long orations. In this character
 4 Intro|       his dialectical fancy, and making a contribution to logical
 5 Intro|     gives him the opportunity of making the most damaging reflections
 6 Intro|         other false. But, before making this appeal to common sense,
 7 Intro|       are two kinds,— the art of making likenesses, and the art
 8 Intro|       likenesses, and the art of making appearances. The latter
 9 Intro|        one of the other would be making the many one and the one
10 Intro|          regards both of them as making knowledge impossible. He
11  Soph| possessing flattery or an art of making things pleasant.~THEAETETUS:
12  Soph|           What would he mean by ‘making’? He cannot be a husbandman;—
13  Soph|        has the absolute power of making whatever he likes.~THEAETETUS:
14  Soph|        fictitious arguments, and making them think that they are
15  Soph|          which is concerned with making such images the art of likeness-making?~
16  Soph|          image-making—the art of making likenesses, and phantastic
17  Soph|         phantastic or the art of making appearances?~THEAETETUS:
18  Soph|      that he professes an art of making appearances, he will grapple
19  Soph|      resolve all things, whether making them into one and out of
20  Soph|     prove to him, that he is not making a worthy use of his faculties;
21  Soph|        were only just in time in making a resistance to such separatists,
22  Soph|          progress do, if he were making none at all, or even undergoing
23  Soph|        so there are two kinds of making and production, the one
24  Soph|          each subdivision is the making of the things themselves,
25  Soph|          parts may be called the making of likenesses; and so the
26  Soph|     thing, with which the art of making the thing is concerned,
27  Soph|        some one else the duty of making the class and giving it
28  Soph|       his name as we did before, making a chain from one end of