Dialogue

 1 Intro|           of the Eleatic, that he understood their doctrine of Not-being;
 2 Intro|          regardless of whether we understood them or not;’ the picture
 3 Intro|          nature of his art is not understood? And that we may not be
 4 Intro|    without much caring whether we understood them or not. For tell me,
 5 Intro|        worth understanding can be understood in a moment; common sense
 6 Intro|          regardless of whether we understood him or not’; or, as he is
 7 Intro| complexity of mechanics cannot be understood without mathematics, so
 8 Intro|        and absolute as ordinarily understood are tiresome because they
 9 Intro|      Aristotle and Plato, rightly understood, we cannot trace this law
10 Intro|          much read, and so little understood. The Pre-Socratic philosophies
11  Soph|     knowledge are tending, is not understood.~THEAETETUS: I should imagine
12  Soph|            I used to fancy that I understood quite well what was meant
13  Soph|         you always from the first understood your own meaning, whereas
14  Soph|           we once thought that we understood you, but now we are in a