Dialogue

 1 Intro|         is colourless; he is to a certain extent the reflection of
 2 Intro|      which the term is applied to certain contemporaries of Socrates.
 3 Intro|         him. He sees clearly to a certain extent; but he has not yet
 4 Intro|        and me). Lastly, there are certain ideas, such as ‘beginning,’ ‘
 5 Intro|   contradictions are pursued to a certain extent, but only with a
 6 Intro|           which affirms that only certain things communicate with
 7 Intro|           things communicate with certain other things. In the alphabet
 8 Intro|   separated from and opposed to a certain kind of existence which
 9 Intro|         in the human mind towards certain ideas and forms of thought.
10 Intro|         or contradictories may in certain cases be both true. The
11 Intro|        notions about nature. To a certain extent all our knowledge
12 Intro|           we leave out details, a certain degree of order begins to
13  Soph|          are aware that there are certain menial occupations which
14  Soph| THEAETETUS: Yet the Sophist has a certain likeness to our minister
15  Soph|         any magnitude, there is a certain degree of deception; for
16  Soph|   THEAETETUS: Nay, but it is in a certain sense.~STRANGER: You mean
17  Soph|         not are not, or that in a certain sense they are?~THEAETETUS:
18  Soph|         be imagined to exist in a certain sense, if any degree of
19  Soph|           by main force that in a certain sense not-being is, and
20  Soph|        time there was war between certain of them; and then again
21  Soph|            for being, having in a certain sense the attribute of one,
22  Soph|            For that which is of a certain quantity must necessarily
23  Soph|          true essence consists of certain intelligible and incorporeal
24  Soph|          energy, arising out of a certain power which proceeds from
25  Soph|         rest?~THEAETETUS: That is certain.~STRANGER: Then, according
26  Soph|       existence parted off from a certain kind of existence, and again
27  Soph|        STRANGER: And must be of a certain quality.~THEAETETUS: Certainly.~
28  Soph|           must necessarily have a certain quality.~THEAETETUS: Yes.~