Dialogue

 1 Intro|   perception,’ with what does he perceive? The first answer is, that
 2 Intro|       does not know and does not perceive the other; or does not perceive
 3 Intro|  perceive the other; or does not perceive one, and does not know and
 4 Intro|       does not know and does not perceive the other; or has no perception
 5 Intro|         ever had been any one to perceive the world. A slight effort
 6 Intro|         ancient philosophy might perceive a parallelism between two
 7 Intro|      from bodily ones. To see or perceive are used indifferently of
 8 Intro|        continuous; afterwards we perceive it to be capable of division
 9 Intro|       the eye. Do we not seem to perceive instinctively and as an
10 Intro|       described by the words, ‘I perceive,’ ‘I feel,’ ‘I think,’ ‘
11  Thea|      darling folly; they did not perceive that I acted from goodwill,
12  Thea|  Certainly not.~SOCRATES: When I perceive I must become percipient
13  Thea|          of knowing that which I perceive?~THEAETETUS: You cannot.~
14  Thea|     sound of them; but we do not perceive by sight and hearing, or
15  Thea|         they do not see them, or perceive that in their utter folly
16  Thea|       with which through them we perceive objects of sense.~THEAETETUS:
17  Thea|         to know whether, when we perceive black and white through
18  Thea|          other organs, we do not perceive them with one and the same
19  Thea|         organs through which you perceive warm and hard and light
20  Thea|        would admit that what you perceive through one faculty you
21  Thea|   through one faculty you cannot perceive through another; the objects
22  Thea|          But through what do you perceive all this about them? for
23  Thea|       SOCRATES: And does she not perceive the hardness of that which
24  Thea|         another when he does not perceive either of them, but has
25  Thea|      something which he does not perceive; or that something which
26  Thea|      something which he does not perceive is something else which
27  Thea| something else which he does not perceive; or that something which
28  Thea|      something which he does not perceive is something which he perceives;
29  Thea|       does not know and does not perceive, is the same as another
30  Thea|       does not know and does not perceive;—nor again, can he suppose
31  Thea|       does not know and does not perceive is the same as another thing
32  Thea|       does not know and does not perceive is another thing which he
33  Thea|          thing which he does not perceive:—All these utterly and absolutely
34  Thea|          time I may hear them or perceive them in some other way,
35  Thea|          and at another time not perceive them, but still I remember
36  Thea|        that a man may or may not perceive sensibly that which he knows.~
37  Thea|     neither of them, nor does he perceive them in any other way; he
38  Thea|          I know both of you, and perceive as well as know one of you,
39  Thea|         only think of and do not perceive? That I believe to be my