Dialogue

 1 Intro|         not-I, or the subject and object, the natural order of thought
 2 Intro|          or in any other concrete object, and that any conception
 3 Intro|           the universal, from the object to the subject. The Sophist
 4 Intro|           return from mind to the object of mind, which is knowledge,
 5 Intro| perpetually recurring decimal the object of our worship. They are
 6  Soph|        that the Stranger will not object to discuss the question.
 7  Soph|            For I certainly cannot object to your proposal, that Theaetetus
 8  Soph|           have now discovered the object of our search.~STRANGER:
 9  Soph|        sifted a little. Would you object to begin with the consideration
10  Soph|          do you know what sort of object he would single out in reply,
11  Soph|       Then we must admit, and not object to say, that motion is the
12  Soph|         considered, if you do not object.~THEAETETUS: What is it?~