Dialogue

 1 Intro|  pursuing further. We need only remember that in the criticism which
 2 Intro|      ill or he may be well,—and remember that Socrates, with all
 3 Intro|    closes his eyes, does he not remember?’ ‘He does.’ ‘Then he may
 4 Intro|          He does.’ ‘Then he may remember and not see; and if seeing
 5 Intro|       seeing is knowing, he may remember and not know. Is not this
 6 Intro|  perceptions which he wishes to remember. That which he succeeds
 7 Intro| unconscious themselves. We must remember throughout that Plato is
 8 Intro|      our ideas of space we must remember that this is a necessity
 9 Intro|           I fear,’ ‘I know,’ ‘I remember,’ ‘I imagine,’ ‘I dream,’ ‘
10 Intro|      recapitulating what we can remember of it. But many times more
11  Thea|       written down.~TERPSION: I remember—you told me; and I have
12  Thea|         prove stupid and cannot remember. Whereas he moves surely
13  Thea|         something, which he may remember and yet not know, because
14  Thea|       person who had seen might remember when he had his eyes shut
15  Thea|       he would at the same time remember and not know. But this was
16  Thea|      whether the same man could remember and not know the same thing,
17  Thea|         as I will explain them. Remember what has been already said,—
18  Thea|         other a percipient. You remember?~THEODORUS: Of course.~SOCRATES:
19  Thea|       SOCRATES: But do you ever remember saying to yourself that
20  Thea|        and that when we wish to remember anything which we have seen,
21  Thea|     seal of a ring; and that we remember and know what is imprinted
22  Thea|      perceive them, but still I remember them, and know them in my
23  Thea|        I think so, but I do not remember it at the moment.~SOCRATES:
24  Thea|      True.~SOCRATES: But do you remember, my friend, that only a
25  Thea|      and unknown?~THEAETETUS: I remember.~SOCRATES: And is not this
26  Thea|     disagree with him, when you remember your own experience in learning
27  Thea|        SOCRATES: And do you not remember that in your case and in
28  Thea|         To be sure; I perfectly remember, and I am very far from