Dialogue

 1 Intro|       right opinion with a mark of difference.’~...~Terpsion, who has
 2 Intro|      dispute; and there is a great difference between reasoning and disputation.
 3 Intro|       future; and that there is no difference in the judgments of men
 4 Intro| abstractions, such as sameness and difference, likeness and unlikeness,
 5 Intro|             viz. (3) perception of difference.~For example, I may see
 6 Intro|            And having this sign of difference, I have knowledge. But have
 7 Intro|       knowledge or opinion of this difference; if I have only opinion
 8 Intro|          opinion with knowledge of difference.~And so, Theaetetus, knowledge
 9 Intro|          only, or that there is no difference between appearance and truth.~
10 Intro|            Not-being, sameness and difference, unity and plurality, are
11 Intro|       distinct from knowledge? The difference between these he seeks to
12 Intro|    expressed in a proposition? The difference between true and false opinion
13 Intro|           false opinion is not the difference between the particular and
14 Intro|            definition by genus and difference. But this, again, is equally
15 Intro|          contained.~...~There is a difference between ancient and modern
16 Intro|             are nearly allied; the difference between them seems chiefly
17 Intro|          by what degree or kind of difference they are distinguished.
18 Intro|          Every one is aware of the difference between the first and second
19 Intro|          unity of God and law. The difference between the will and the
20  Thea|           and other disorders? the difference is only that the times are
21  Thea|            they appear; if however difference of opinion is to be allowed
22  Thea|          THEODORUS: In what is the difference seen?~SOCRATES: In the leisure
23  Thea|            own nature and in their difference from one another and from
24  Thea|           unlikeness, sameness and difference, and also of unity and other
25  Thea|           when there is so great a difference between them?~THEAETETUS:
26  Thea|            Perhaps there may be no difference; but still I should like
27  Thea|             Well, but is there any difference between all (in the plural)
28  Thea|         now think that there is no difference between a whole and all.~
29  Thea|        telling the mark or sign of difference which distinguishes the
30  Thea|             that if you get at the difference and distinguishing characteristic
31  Thea|         anything, can find out the difference which distinguishes it from
32  Thea|         the interpretation of your difference.~THEAETETUS: True.~SOCRATES:
33  Thea|            have an opinion’ of the difference, this which is the most
34  Thea|             knowledge, that is, of difference, for this, as the said argument
35  Thea|          opinion with knowledge of difference or of anything! And so,