Dialogue

 1 Intro|   not Being capable of being known? and, if this is admitted,
 2 Intro|     know? And is not ‘being’ known? And are not ‘knowing’ and ‘
 3 Intro|     not ‘knowing’ and ‘being known’ active and passive? That
 4 Intro|   and passive? That which is known is affected by knowledge,
 5 Intro| combine or are separated are known to the grammarian and musician.
 6 Intro|  unknown element affects the known, whether, for example, new
 7 Intro| conditional upon what may be known in future ages of the world.
 8 Intro|      on the element which is known. To the Hegelian all things
 9  Soph|  What is there which is well known and not great, and is yet
10  Soph|     that being or essence is known.~THEAETETUS: There can be
11  Soph|     And is knowing and being known doing or suffering, or both,
12  Soph|       then, of course, to be known is passive. And on this
13  Soph|    being, in so far as it is known, is acted upon by knowledge,
14  Soph|      water, and the like—are known by us to be each and all