Dialogue

 1 Intro|   that he knew quite well the difference between the Sophist and
 2 Intro|   Theaetetus is sitting’; the difference between the two sentences
 3 Intro|  negative as the principle of difference, nor the Hegelian identity
 4 Intro|       imply ‘opposition.’ And difference or opposition may be either
 5 Intro|    conception of Not-being to difference. Man is a rational animal,
 6 Intro| explanation of ‘Not-being’ as difference. With this he certainly
 7 Intro|     three; but to explain the difference fully would take time. He
 8 Intro|    branches, and the other or difference has as many, each of which
 9 Intro| creations of thought, and the difference in kind which seems to divide
10 Intro|     may also be regarded as a difference of degree. One is to the
11 Intro|      complex of ideas, or the difference between things and persons
12  Soph|    imply opposition, but only difference from the words, or more
13  Soph|  classes, and that being, and difference or other, traverse all things
14  Soph|   properties, and reached his difference or peculiar. Then we may