Dialogue

 1 Intro|       place when Theaetetus was a youth, and shortly before the
 2 Intro|          for the interval between youth and manhood, the dialogue
 3 Intro|        recalls the promise of his youth, and especially the famous
 4 Intro|         his answers. At first the youth is lost in wonder, and is
 5 Intro|        the great question. Like a youth, he has not finally made
 6 Intro|       where he is introduced as a youth); but he is by no means
 7 Intro|        had seen him when he was a youth, and had a remarkable conversation
 8 Intro|         he has found any Athenian youth likely to attain distinction
 9 Intro|      there is one very remarkable youth, with whom I have become
10 Intro|    informed by Theodorus that the youth is named Theaetetus, but
11 Intro|          who has the advantage of youth.~Theaetetus replies, that
12 Intro|            when the tenderness of youth was unable to meet them
13 Intro|        him when the tenderness of youth was unequal to them’; or
14 Intro|         of wonder and novelty: in youth they seem to have a natural
15 Intro|           metaphysicians in their youth, as they advance in years
16  Thea|      death, when Theaetetus was a youth, and he had a memorable
17  Thea|    interested in our own Athenian youth, and I would rather know
18  Thea|          very remarkable Athenian youth, whom I commend to you as
19  Thea|           have forgotten, but the youth himself is the middle one
20  Thea|         him.~SOCRATES: I know the youth, but I do not know his name;
21  Thea|    improve more than I shall, for youth is always able to improve.
22  Thea|   stiffness; let some more supple youth try a fall with you, and
23  Thea|       unlike those who from their youth upwards have been knocking
24  Thea|          that of a slave from his youth upwards, has deprived him
25  Thea|            when the tenderness of youth was unequal to them, and
26  Thea|           so he has passed out of youth into manhood, having no
27  Thea| philosophy have never, from their youth upwards, known their way
28  Thea|         old man, and I was a mere youth, and he appeared to me to