Dialogue

 1 Intro|      refuses to allow some sect or body of men the possession of
 2 Intro|         export either food for the body or food for the mind. And
 3 Intro|          from purifications of the body.~Now purification is the
 4 Intro|        answering to disease in the body, and the other to deformity.
 5 Intro|     gymnastic the deformity of the body, so correction cures the
 6 Intro|        living creature, which is a body containing a soul, and to
 7 Intro|            they say, has a kind of body, but they do not like to
 8 Intro|         reconciliation of mind and body a necessity, not only of
 9 Intro|        impossibility of conceiving body and mind at once and in
10 Intro|       difficulty in conceiving the body without the soul as the
11 Intro|            as the soul without the body. To the ‘either’ and ‘or’
12  Soph|          in any chance part of his body, as he is with the spear,
13  Soph|            food for the use of the body, and partly with the food
14  Soph|        which is concerned with the body.~STRANGER: Excellent; and
15  Soph|         compared to disease in the body, the other to deformity.~
16  Soph|             And in the case of the body are there not two arts which
17  Soph|       physician considers that the body will receive no benefit
18  Soph|      because they define being and body as one, and if any one else
19  Soph|            says that what is not a body exists they altogether despise
20  Soph|           will hear of nothing but body.~THEAETETUS: I have often
21  Soph|           acknowledge this to be a body having a soul?~THEAETETUS:
22  Soph|          be said by them to have a body; but as to the other qualities
23  Soph| participate in generation with the body, and through perception,