Dialogue

 1 Intro|      cross-division, are clearly described, and the processes of induction
 2 Intro|         Eleatic stranger, who is described as a pupil of Parmenides
 3 Intro|         Republic, where they are described as the followers rather
 4 Intro|         which has been sometimes described as the corruption of youth,
 5 Intro|        in the Philebus, which is described as ‘being very skilful in
 6 Intro| maintainers of this doctrine are described in the Theaetetus as obstinate
 7 Intro|          Plato would hardly have described a great genius like Democritus
 8 Intro|        as many, each of which is described by prefixing the word ‘not’
 9 Intro|          such a science, whether described as ‘philosophia prima,’
10 Intro|         rest (Soph.); and may be described as a dialectical progress
11 Intro|   Hegelian dialectic may be also described as a movement from the simple
12 Intro|          the physical phenomenon described under a similar name is
13 Intro|     chance, but it can hardly be described as an alternation of opposites
14 Intro|        thought, though sometimes described as Spirit or ‘Geist,’ is
15  Soph|        proper name for the class described.~STRANGER: Then now, Theaetetus,
16  Soph| originally supposed to be one is described by us as many, and under
17  Soph|      Such a one, then, should be described as an imitator—to be distinguished