Dialogue

 1 Intro|      only in a somewhat forced manner connected with each other.
 2 Intro|   heightened by the accidental manner in which the discovery is
 3 Intro|      interrogate men after the manner of Socrates, and make them
 4 Intro|    will endeavour to trace the manner in which Plato arrived at
 5 Intro|        differ however in their manner of regarding the question.
 6 Intro|       great and small. In like manner he acknowledges that the
 7 Intro| exaggerated importance. Is the manner in which the logical determinations
 8 Intro|      might answer in some such manner as the following:—~1. That
 9 Intro|  connexion of them in the same manner. No one has equally raised
10  Soph|     never to have observed the manner in which lovers hunt.~THEAETETUS:
11  Soph| ignorant dispute in a rational manner against him who knows?~THEAETETUS:
12  Soph|       And now in the cleverest manner he has got into an impossible
13  Soph|        of not-being in a right manner, without introducing into
14  Soph|     yes.~STRANGER: And in like manner, a false proposition will
15  Soph|     are admitted by us in like manner to be some of them capable
16  Soph|        of all of them, in like manner, we may truly say that they
17  Soph|     not-beautiful, in the same manner not-being has been found
18  Soph|     says that the same is in a manner other, or that other is
19  Soph|      appearance, because in no manner or time or place can there