Dialogue

 1 Intro|           of the dialogues of Plato appears to diminish as the metaphysical
 2 Intro|           language of the Republic, appears ‘tumbling out at our feet.’
 3 Intro|             historian of Greece. He appears to maintain (1) that the
 4 Intro|          many different lights, and appears and reappears in a variety
 5 Intro|            puzzle about ‘Not-being’ appears to us to be one of the most
 6 Intro|        false and apparent, so Plato appears to identify negation with
 7 Intro|       schools is indistinct; and he appears reluctant to mention the
 8 Intro| difficulties Plato finds what to us appears to be the answer of common
 9 Intro|        confined to the animals, but appears in the kingdom of thought.
10 Intro|           the ripple of water which appears and reappears in an ever-widening
11 Intro|             nature, a contradiction appears to be unavoidable. Is not
12 Intro|             solvent ‘is not,’ which appears to be the simplest of negations,
13 Intro|           necessary truth. He never appears to have criticized himself,
14  Soph|             of these branches there appears to be an art which may be
15  Soph|          THEAETETUS: That certainly appears to be the opinion of mankind.~
16  Soph|             and does not know; this appears to be the great source of
17  Soph|            Of education, one method appears to be rougher, and another
18  Soph|      entertained, so that the great appears small to them, and the easy
19  Soph|     THEAETETUS: Yes, that certainly appears to be true.~STRANGER: Again;
20  Soph|             others.~STRANGER: There appears to be a sort of war of Giants
21  Soph|           is hope that when the one appears more or less distinctly,
22  Soph|             The nature of the other appears to me to be divided into
23  Soph|          Certainly, Stranger, there appears to be truth in what was