Dialogue

 1 Intro|  confined within the limits of a single definition. In the infancy
 2 Intro|          being comprehended in a single notion. There is no trace
 3 Intro| rough-hewn to be harmonized in a single structure, and may be compared
 4 Intro|     swept away; the patrons of a single principle of rest or of
 5 Intro|       grasp the universe under a single form which was at first
 6 Intro|     understanding is strong in a single abstract principle and with
 7 Intro|      straight on for a time in a single line, and may be many things
 8 Intro|          under the dominion of a single idea. He says to himself,
 9 Intro|        of logic, but in which no single man can do any great good
10 Intro|          even if regarded as the single thought of a Divine Being,
11 Intro|      lived for thirty years in a single room,’ yet he is far from
12  Soph|        appropriately called by a single name.~THEAETETUS: What do
13  Soph|          be comprehended under a single name.~THEAETETUS: What are
14  Soph|          and do all things, by a single art.~THEAETETUS: All things?~
15  Soph|          sort of object he would single out in reply, and what answer
16  Soph|        many, and yet call by the single name of image, as though
17  Soph|        by another, if only for a single moment, however trifling
18  Soph|        form knit together into a single whole and pervading many