Dialogue

 1 Intro|        would say (mala murioi), tell falsehoods and fall into
 2 Intro|         And who are these last? Tell me who? Have we not unearthed
 3 Intro|     understood them or not. For tell me, Theaetetus, do you understand
 4 Intro|       what is the best, who can tell?—is, at any rate, historical
 5  Soph|     Eleatic friend, if he would tell us, what is thought about
 6  Soph|      what is the name? Will you tell me?~THEAETETUS: It is obvious
 7  Soph|    latter; but you must try and tell me the name of the other.~
 8  Soph|         is it?~STRANGER: I will tell you, and you shall answer
 9  Soph|        now I should like you to tell me, whether the Sophist
10  Soph|     found.~THEAETETUS: Will you tell me first what are the two
11  Soph|  THEAETETUS: We shall doubtless tell him of the images which
12  Soph|        mean?~STRANGER: When you tell him of something existing
13  Soph|       separations and mixtures,—tell me, Theaetetus, do you understand
14  Soph|         a difficulty, please to tell us what you mean, when you
15  Soph|         down to matter. Shall I tell you what we must do?~THEAETETUS:
16  Soph| THEAETETUS: What is the notion? Tell me, and we shall soon see.~
17  Soph|       Very likely; but will you tell me how?~STRANGER: There
18  Soph|         else.~STRANGER: And now tell me another thing.~THEAETETUS:
19  Soph|      detecting them; but we can tell him of something else the
20  Soph|       and a verb; and you shall tell me of whom the sentence
21  Soph|        that is what you have to tell.~THEAETETUS: Of me; I am
22  Soph|     into two parts.~THEAETETUS: Tell me the divisions once more.~
23  Soph|       for a reason which I will tell you.~THEAETETUS: Let me