Dialogue

 1 Intro|    knowing than he is, or have to go to him, if every man is
 2 Intro|     another, and another? Thus we go round and round in a circle
 3 Intro|         and other ages.~And now I go to meet Meletus at the porch
 4 Intro|          clearing the ground must go on, perhaps for a generation,
 5 Intro|          unity. Why should we not go a step further still and
 6 Intro|         by great movements, which go beyond the limits of nations
 7 Intro|      number of facts; and when we go beyond these, we fall into
 8  Thea|       else of him. But why did he go on, instead of stopping
 9  Thea|         as far as Erineum. Let us go in, then, and, while we
10  Thea|        ships without ballast, and go darting about, and are mad
11  Thea| Theaetetus, I would advise you to go on with him and not let
12  Thea|           again—they are ready to go to me on their knees—and
13  Thea|           the sun and the heavens go round in their orbits, all
14  Thea|          poor ignoramuses have to go to him, if each one is the
15  Thea|          SOCRATES: If you were to go into a Lacedaemonian palestra,
16  Thea|          depart,’ but you seem to go about your work more after
17  Thea|          But I am not disposed to go further than you suggest.~
18  Thea|        many who do not altogether go along with Protagoras. Here
19  Thea|           but if you wish, let us go back to the argument.~SOCRATES:
20  Thea|        not know. I need not again go over the catalogue of excluded
21  Thea|          opposite—false when they go awry and crooked.~THEAETETUS:
22  Thea|           likes, and let the bird go again, and he may do so
23  Thea|         it, and again to let them go, how will he express himself?—
24  Thea|          you will be compelled to go round and round, and you
25  Thea|          show;’ and perhaps if we go forward in the search, we
26  Thea|     THEAETETUS: Very true; let us go forward and try.~SOCRATES:
27  Thea|            or the like; for these go about everywhere and are
28  Thea|        opinion of them, and so we go round and round:—the revolution
29  Thea|          my art; I can no further go, nor do I know aught of
30  Thea|           fair.~And now I have to go to the porch of the King