Dialogue

 1 Intro|   Corinth, in order that we may allow time for the completion
 2 Intro|         Socratic irony will not allow him to distinguish between
 3 Intro|     true and false analogy, and allow the negative as well as
 4 Intro|       not his way; and I cannot allow you, on that pretence, to
 5 Intro|      offspring—the God will not allow him to bring anything into
 6 Intro|         man, though he will not allow me to dissemble the truth.
 7 Intro|         themselves, and he must allow that they are right in their
 8 Intro|       be few, and we should not allow ourselves to be enslaved
 9 Intro|        such writers has been to allow the personality of man to
10 Intro|        of human nature, and not allow one to be veiled in the
11  Thea|        to jesting; and I cannot allow you to retract your consent
12  Thea|      herself; but she could not allow the barren to be midwives,
13  Thea|         a midwife, but does not allow me to bring forth. And therefore
14  Thea|     ordinary way of speaking we allow ourselves to be driven into
15  Thea|         hands, and who will not allow that action or generation
16  Thea|      tell us that we are not to allow either the word ‘something,’
17  Thea|          but he must not say or allow any one else to say that
18  Thea|         Socrates, if they would allow me, as I think you will,
19  Thea|        of Antaeus: you will not allow any one who approaches you
20  Thea|       SOCRATES: And does he not allow that his own opinion is
21  Thea|         should say that he will allow, when he concedes that his
22  Thea| Protagoras, I say, will himself allow that neither a dog nor any
23  Thea|  allowed at all, surely we must allow it in respect of health
24  Thea|     their great care is, not to allow of any settled principle
25  Thea|         measure; neither can we allow that knowledge is perception,
26  Thea|  Perhaps, however, I had better allow you to answer for yourself
27  Thea|     that we must be humble, and allow the argument to trample
28  Thea|    Precisely.~SOCRATES: And you allow and maintain that true opinion,
29  Thea|       notes, as every one would allow, are the elements or letters