Dialogue

 1 Intro|        as Homer would say, has come to earth that he may visit
 2 Intro|        as they grow older, and come into contact with realities,
 3 Intro|        Nor can being ever have come into existence, for nothing
 4 Intro|        and the animals did not come into existence by chance,
 5 Intro| language they might be said to come first in the order of experience,
 6 Intro|       its stages, the mind may come back again and review the
 7 Intro|         and if occasionally we come across difficulties like
 8 Intro|      in which other words have come down to us? Have they not
 9  Soph| cross-examining deity, who has come to spy out our weakness
10  Soph|     whereas we ought always to come to an understanding about
11  Soph|        Then now you and I have come to an understanding not
12  Soph|  hearers advance in years, and come into closer contact with
13  Soph|  speaking about not-being; but come, let us try the experiment
14  Soph|      and to interrogate them. ‘Come,’ we will say, ‘Ye, who
15  Soph|    being, being can never have come into being.~THEAETETUS:
16  Soph|      them mind could exist, or come into existence anywhere?~
17  Soph|       us enquire, then, how we come to predicate many names
18  Soph|        of them, so far as they come within the scope of the
19  Soph|         shall we say that they come into existence—not having
20  Soph|       I perceive that you will come of yourself and without