Dialogue

 1 Intro|       analysis of thought, were equally difficult to them; and hopelessly
 2 Intro|      maintain that every man is equally the measure of expediency,
 3 Intro|        who know nothing, am not equally convinced that I am. This
 4 Intro|     deny his opinions. I am not equally sure that we can disprove
 5 Intro|       of everything we must say equally, that this is and is not,
 6 Intro|       truth; and Protagoras has equally right on his side when he
 7 Intro|      idea of relation, which is equally distinct from either of
 8 Intro|         For must not opinion be equally expressed in a proposition?
 9 Intro| difference. But this, again, is equally necessary for right opinion;
10 Intro|     facts of consciousness’ are equally evanescent; they are facts
11 Intro|     marks. Motion and rest were equally ill adapted to express its
12 Intro|     above’ and we ourselves are equally an illusion, if space is
13 Intro|    arithmetic may be said to be equally applicable to both. It is
14 Intro|     mankind in general, who are equally inconsistent themselves.
15 Intro|     which cannot be all of them equally true (compare Cratylus).
16 Intro|         means of knowing it. It equally tends to hinder the other
17 Intro|      the antithesis seems to be equally inappropriate.~c. When in
18 Intro| associated with them. But it is equally noticeable that the new
19  Thea|       dream. And as our time is equally divided between sleeping
20  Thea|     half, of the other; and are equally confident of both.~THEAETETUS:
21  Thea|          or whether all men are equally measures and sufficient
22  Thea|         This is a jest which is equally applicable to all philosophers.
23  Thea|        upon whatever subject is equally right: you may say that
24  Thea|  softness of that which is soft equally by the touch?~THEAETETUS:
25  Thea|         time to think whether I equally approve of your answer.~
26  Thea|       wanting in anything, both equally lose their entirety of nature.~
27  Thea|  letters, and will therefore be equally known with them?~THEAETETUS:
28  Thea|       Well, but will you not be equally inclined to disagree with