Dialogue

 1 Intro|          man is man; and that to affirm one of the other would be
 2 Intro|          of not-being, may still affirm that not-being cannot enter
 3 Intro| contribution to logic. We cannot affirm that words have no meaning
 4  Soph|            we will say, ‘Ye, who affirm that hot and cold or any
 5  Soph|       admit of two names, and to affirm that there is nothing but
 6  Soph|          by their arguments, and affirm them to be, not essence,
 7  Soph|       which they inhere, do they affirm any of them to be visible
 8  Soph|   essence; and essence you would affirm to be always the same and
 9  Soph|           that is what we should affirm.~STRANGER: Well, fair sirs,
10  Soph|      cannot be acted upon, as we affirm.~THEAETETUS: True.~STRANGER:
11  Soph|          two of these are, as we affirm, incapable of communion
12  Soph|        there is motion, which we affirm to be absolutely ‘other’
13  Soph|        of images, however, as we affirm, and not of real things.~