Dialogue

1 Intro|        one another, and were not capable of being comprehended in
2 Intro|     Being mind? and is not Being capable of being known? and, if
3 Intro|        if this is admitted, then capable of being affected or acted
4 Intro|        important kinds which are capable of admixture; and in this
5 Intro| philosophy of a narrower type is capable of comprehending all true
6  Soph|      them to say that nothing is capable of participating in anything
7  Soph|        manner to be some of them capable and others incapable of
8  Soph|      links are universal, and so capable of intermixture with all
9  Soph|        be, and may or may not be capable of definition. But as touching