Dialogue

 1 Intro|      view he is regarded, is the opposite of the true teacher. He
 2 Intro|          meaning. Or, again, the opposite result is produced, when
 3 Intro|      been compelled to attribute opposite determinations to Being.
 4 Intro| absolutely deny that there is an opposite of Being. He is inclined
 5 Intro|         is the discord or war of opposite principles in the soul;
 6 Intro|        recognize, though for the opposite reasons; the Sophist runs
 7 Intro|         And not-being is not the opposite of being, but only the other.
 8 Intro|        and useless, and the very opposite of that higher spirit which
 9 Intro|      affected in the same and in opposite ways at the same time and
10 Intro|         or ‘becoming,’ or to the opposite poles, as they are sometimes
11 Intro|        within and to explain how opposite ideas can coexist in our
12 Intro|   philosophy again there are two opposite principles, of immediate
13 Intro|  incapable of apprehending these opposite sides or views—men are determined
14 Intro|        thought.’~The doctrine of opposite moments of thought or of
15 Intro|       conduct. His spirit is the opposite of that of Jesuitism or
16  Soph|        true is that which is the opposite of the true?~THEAETETUS:
17  Soph|         opinion which thinks the opposite of the truth:—You would
18  Soph|      justice and wisdom, and the opposite under opposite circumstances?~
19  Soph|           and the opposite under opposite circumstances?~THEAETETUS:
20  Soph|         other to change into the opposite of its own nature, because
21  Soph|         because partaking of its opposite.~THEAETETUS: Quite true.~
22  Soph|      itself, and implies not the opposite of being, but only what
23  Soph|        as to whether there is an opposite of being, to that enquiry
24  Soph|         creates a perception the opposite of our ordinary sight.~THEAETETUS:
25  Soph|          not? Or is not the very opposite true?~THEAETETUS: The very
26  Soph|       true?~THEAETETUS: The very opposite.~STRANGER: Such a one, then,