Dialogue

 1 Intro|            spirit of Hegel seemed to find in the Sophist the crown
 2 Intro|              Euthydemus of Plato, we find no other trace in Greek
 3 Intro|             which we might expect to find the ‘just.’ ‘Not-just is
 4 Intro|            in verse. ‘You will never find,’ he says, ‘that not-being
 5 Intro|        yourself, and, if you can, to find an expression for not-being
 6 Intro|              this way we may perhaps find out a sense in which not-being
 7 Intro|             one another. In Plato we find, as we might expect, the
 8 Intro|      abstractions? May they not also find a nearer explanation in
 9 Intro|          view of Hegel: but we shall find that in the attempt to criticize
10 Intro|            it empty.’ He delights to find vestiges of his own philosophy
11 Intro|        reason any one can too easily find a reason for doing what
12 Intro|         seems to promise him he will find realized in the great German
13  Soph|          unless you, Theaetetus, can find some better name?~THEAETETUS:
14  Soph|         pattern, let us endeavour to find out what a Sophist is.~THEAETETUS:
15  Soph|              ourselves; but until we find some one or other who can
16  Soph|              the unity of being will find a difficulty in answering
17  Soph|              precisely; and we shall find as the result of all, that
18  Soph|               STRANGER: And we shall find this to be generally true
19  Soph|         other than other. And now we find that what is other must
20  Soph| contradiction, must think how he can find something better to say;
21  Soph|   imagination, in order that when we find them we may find also that
22  Soph|             when we find them we may find also that they have communion
23  Soph|               True.~STRANGER: Can we find a suitable name for each
24  Soph|          crack; for if you look, you find that one of the two classes