Dialogue

 1 Intro|      giving a reason in the same manner as the dialectician, and
 2 Intro|      impossible. But this is his manner of approaching and surrounding
 3 Intro|      therefore had answered in a manner which enabled Socrates to
 4 Intro|        the vulgar pervert in all manner of ways. If you are gentle
 5 Intro|          we have, and, after the manner of philosophers, we are
 6 Intro|        the vulgar pervert in all manner of ways.’~III. The theory
 7 Intro|    impressions of sense. In this manner Plato describes the process
 8 Intro|      darkness. In his accustomed manner he passes from the lower
 9 Intro|        or the description of the manner in which the spirit is broken
10 Intro|         and beyond them. In like manner the modern inductive philosophy
11 Intro|       the civilised man; in like manner the dog, having the help
12 Intro|        short; and have died in a manner disappointed of their hopes
13 Intro|         the noblest and simplest manner. While acknowledging that
14 Intro|    experience, but not in such a manner as to give it the character
15 Intro|   subject and object in the same manner? Can we suppose one set
16 Intro|       home and by ourselves,—the manner in which thought passes
17  Thea|          on that account, as the manner of women is when their first
18  Thea|        mean?~SOCRATES: After the manner of disputers (Lys.; Phaedo;
19  Thea|    writings in the same ignorant manner; but this is not to your
20  Thea|          in reality. And in like manner the Sophist who is able
21  Thea|        what appears, is. In this manner you will consider whether
22  Thea|         profess in the strongest manner that he was the superior
23  Thea|      anything else, in some such manner as the following:—were they
24  Thea|        THEODORUS: Yes, that is a manner of speaking in which they
25  Thea|   opinion arise in the following manner?~THEAETETUS: In what manner?~
26  Thea|      manner?~THEAETETUS: In what manner?~SOCRATES: When he thinks
27  Thea|       to-day, and in this casual manner, we have found a truth which
28  Thea|    number of the stadium in like manner is the stadium?~THEAETETUS:
29  Thea| knowledge.~SOCRATES: And in like manner be may enumerate without