Dialogue

 1 Intro|    Sophist. The most noticeable point is the final retirement
 2 Intro|          and who, from whatever point of view he is regarded,
 3 Intro|    above them. There is another point of view in which this passage
 4 Intro|      Sophist,’ would lose their point, unless the term had been
 5 Intro|     exhibit them in a ludicrous point of view, and to show them
 6 Intro|       land animals. But at this point they diverge, the one going
 7 Intro| prejudices—although this latter point is admitted to be doubtful.~
 8 Intro|   entangled us. He will at once point out that he is compelling
 9 Intro|      have no existence; at this point they begin to make distinctions. ‘
10 Intro|        by us sometimes from one point of view and sometimes from
11 Intro|       may be justified from the point of view of Hegel: but we
12  Soph|          too, are barbed at the point.~THEAETETUS: Yes, that is
13  Soph|         I think that there is a point at which such a division
14  Soph|       True.~STRANGER: The sixth point was doubtful, and yet we
15  Soph|     unthinkable? Do you see his point, Theaetetus?~THEAETETUS:
16  Soph|       if absolute motion in any point of view partook of rest,
17  Soph|      STRANGER: There is another point to be considered, if you
18  Soph|          and again from another point of view opposed to an existing
19  Soph|      have advanced to a further point, and shown him more than
20  Soph|         refute him from his own point of view, and in the same
21  Soph|       for he now arrives at the point of giving an intimation