Dialogue

 1 Intro|    hooker of men’ as much as possible; each step in the pedigree
 2 Intro| theories as was necessary or possible in the age in which he lived.
 3  Soph|     which such a division is possible.~THEAETETUS: Where?~STRANGER:
 4  Soph|   youth, do you suppose this possible? for perhaps your young
 5  Soph|      be if such a thing were possible!~SOCRATES: But how can any
 6  Soph|      of reasoning? Is it not possible to enchant the hearts of
 7  Soph| clearly, we ought as soon as possible to divide the image-making
 8  Soph| degree of falsehood is to be possible.~STRANGER: And does not
 9  Soph|     them; but if this is not possible, let us imagine them to
10  Soph|      THEAETETUS: How is that possible?~STRANGER: Or shall we say
11  Soph|     contend we must in every possible way against him who would
12  Soph|  both these classes. Is this possible?~THEAETETUS: Utterly impossible.~
13  Soph|      are in one which is, if possible, even greater.~STRANGER:
14  Soph|     classes, which make them possible?~THEAETETUS: To be sure
15  Soph| opinion and false speech are possible, for to think or to say
16  Soph|     arise.~THEAETETUS: Quite possible.~STRANGER: And we have already