Dialogue

 1 Intro|        truth and falsehood equally impossible. It has been said that Plato
 2 Intro|             2. they make reasoning impossible by their over-accuracy in
 3 Intro|           with any one who knows? ‘Impossible.’ Then what is the trick
 4 Intro|       elementary ideas thought was impossible. There was no distinction
 5 Intro|           them as making knowledge impossible. He does not assert that
 6  Soph|           for that was shown to be impossible.~THEAETETUS: Impossible,
 7  Soph|            impossible.~THEAETETUS: Impossible, of course.~STRANGER: Then
 8  Soph|          manner he has got into an impossible place.~THEAETETUS: Yes,
 9  Soph|         isolated from all being is impossible.~THEAETETUS: Impossible.~
10  Soph|            impossible.~THEAETETUS: Impossible.~STRANGER: You mean by assenting
11  Soph|          which is not?~THEAETETUS: Impossible.~STRANGER: And all number
12  Soph|      possible?~THEAETETUS: Utterly impossible.~STRANGER: Here, then, is
13  Soph|      STRANGER: But this is utterly impossible.~THEAETETUS: Of course.~
14  Soph| suppositions have been found to be impossible.~THEAETETUS: Yes.~STRANGER:
15  Soph|            which has no subject is impossible.~THEAETETUS: Quite true.~