Dialogue

 1 Intro|          long intended to ask for a sight of this writing, of which
 2 Intro|        first of all to the sense of sight. The colour of white, or
 3 Intro|             seeing, and becomes not sight but a seeing eye, and the
 4 Intro|           the sound of words or the sight of letters in a foreign
 5 Intro|             are commonly applied to sight. He asks whether you can
 6 Intro|              In the arguments about sight and memory there is a palpable
 7 Intro|   phenomenon which, though at first sight singular, is not without
 8 Intro|          may be as much at fault as sight. When we place individuals
 9 Intro|        ideals always passing out of sight, and nevertheless present
10 Intro|            the five senses, two—the sight and the hearing—are of a
11 Intro|            person newly restored to sight. Yet even with them the
12 Intro|        chiefly through the sense of sight: to the blind the conception
13 Intro| recollection may be compared to the sight of an object at a great
14 Intro|            of form, scent, hearing, sight, and other qualities or
15 Intro|          recollection is present in sight as well as sight in recollection.
16 Intro|         present in sight as well as sight in recollection. There is
17 Intro|              But this leaves out of sight one half of the phenomenon.
18 Intro|         help of scent as well as of sight, is superior to the savage.
19 Intro|            than is required for the sight of an outward object. There
20 Intro|             be affected by those of sight, or how far our impressions
21 Intro|          how far our impressions of sight may be corrected by the
22 Intro|          according to our powers of sight or observation. There is
23 Intro|             angle which the rays of sight form, the distance of an
24 Intro|              whether in the case of sight or of any other sense, of
25 Intro|        ethical philosophy? At first sight the nature and origin of
26 Intro|            distinguishing an act of sight or an act of will from an
27 Intro|        between the first and second sight of a place, between a scene
28 Intro|           suggest the other. So the sight or name of a house may recall
29  Thea|            corresponding variety of sight, and so with sound and hearing,
30  Thea|          elsewhere, then, while the sight is flowing from the eye,
31  Thea|           the eye is fulfilled with sight, and really sees, and becomes,
32  Thea|       really sees, and becomes, not sight, but a seeing eye; and the
33  Thea|            illusions of hearing and sight, or of other senses. For
34  Thea|           but we do not perceive by sight and hearing, or know, that
35  Thea|       seeing perceiving, and is not sight perception?~THEAETETUS:
36  Thea|            sees; for perception and sight and knowledge are admitted
37  Thea|             of perceptions, such as sight and hearing, or any other
38  Thea|    discussion, may be thrust out of sight by the unbidden guests who
39  Thea|         cannot be perceived through sight, or the objects of sight
40  Thea|            sight, or the objects of sight through hearing?~THEAETETUS:
41  Thea|           question. It would not be sight or hearing, but some other.~
42  Thea|             or if my mind, like the sight in a mirror, which is transferred
43  Thea|            in looking for them lose sight of the question before us,