Dialogue

 1 Intro|         once thought as he says, speaking by the mouth of the Eleatic,
 2 Intro|         with Socrates. But he is speaking of a being as imaginary
 3 Intro|          youth to a degree worth speaking of in comparison with the
 4 Intro| lawyer-like habit of writing and speaking about all things, he is
 5 Intro|      being given in marriage: in speaking of these, he is probably
 6 Intro|        myself at this moment, in speaking either in the singular or
 7  Soph|     besides that of which we are speaking.~THEAETETUS: In what respect?~
 8  Soph|       divisions of which you are speaking?~STRANGER: One is the art
 9  Soph|        It is also plain, that in speaking of something we speak of
10  Soph|      just now spoke and am still speaking of not-being as one; for
11  Soph|        yet we say that, strictly speaking, it should not be defined
12  Soph|          me for the right way of speaking about not-being; but come,
13  Soph|      THEAETETUS: Of what are you speaking? You clearly think that
14  Soph|      other, are we unconsciously speaking of one of the three first
15  Soph|         names, as before we were speaking of ideas and letters; for
16  Soph|   Theaetetus, with whom I am now speaking, is flying.’~THEAETETUS: