Dialogue

 1 Intro|             and cross-division, are clearly described, and the processes
 2 Intro|           two senses are not always clearly distinguished. Sometimes
 3 Intro|           exerted over him. He sees clearly to a certain extent; but
 4 Intro|         degree be distinguished, is clearly repugnant to the common
 5 Intro|            is independent of it. He clearly saw that the isolation of
 6 Intro|          law of contradiction is as clearly laid down by him in the
 7  Soph|            power.~THEAETETUS: He is clearly a man of art.~STRANGER:
 8  Soph|             the angler?~THEAETETUS: Clearly in the acquisitive class.~
 9  Soph|            of symmetry?~THEAETETUS: Clearly of the want of symmetry.~
10  Soph| illustration, which will still more clearly explain his nature.~THEAETETUS:
11  Soph|             of him.~STRANGER: Then, clearly, we ought as soon as possible
12  Soph|           am I even now able to see clearly; verily he is a wonderful
13  Soph|             do you mean? Speak more clearly.~STRANGER: Do not expect
14  Soph|            said before?~THEAETETUS: Clearly.~STRANGER: And in using
15  Soph|         Some attempt of the kind is clearly needed.~STRANGER: Yes, a
16  Soph|          what are you speaking? You clearly think that we must first
17  Soph|            in all, and not two? For clearly you cannot say that one
18  Soph|        share in either?~THEAETETUS: Clearly, neither has any share in
19  Soph|       divide rightly is able to see clearly one form pervading a scattered
20  Soph|      disposed; but the Sophist must clearly not be allowed to escape
21  Soph|             we call it?~THEAETETUS: Clearly, not-being; and this is
22  Soph|             other than being, it is clearly a necessity that not-being
23  Soph|             real refutation, but is clearly the new-born babe of some
24  Soph|           Perhaps you will see more clearly by the help of the following
25  Soph|           some of them.~THEAETETUS: Clearly the last is true.~STRANGER:
26  Soph|           for each of them? This is clearly not an easy task; for among