Dialogue

 1 Intro|        conversation. That which is given by Socrates is quite sufficient,
 2 Intro|      perception may be true at any given instant. But the reply is
 3 Intro|            he knows?’ No answer is given to this not unanswerable
 4 Intro|      assent which you have already given, or I shall make Theodorus
 5 Intro|            which I should not have given; for I never maintained
 6 Intro|            which the perception is given at birth to men and animals.
 7 Intro|         further explanation can be given. And how can any one be
 8 Intro|        thinking and seeing than is given by the brain and the eye.
 9 Intro|             forms, colours, is not given by the sense, but by the
10 Intro|     intuitions added to the matter given in sensation,’ we should
11 Intro| description which has been already given of the nascent power of
12 Intro|        another cannot of course be given by any one of them. Many
13 Intro|   knowledge on a subject which has given rise to many conjectures.
14 Intro|            on Psychology have been given to the world, partly based
15 Intro|      tested the truth of them, and given a stimulus to the enquiry
16  Thea|    SOCRATES: Nay, Theodorus is not given to jesting; and I cannot
17  Thea|       procuresses, which is a name given to those who join together
18  Thea|          good. Many of them I have given away to Prodicus, and many
19  Thea|          which could not have been given by either of them going
20  Thea|          or with Theaetetus, that, given these premises, perception
21  Thea|          good, which is the reason given by the world, and in my
22  Thea|         answer which you have just given is open to the charge of
23  Thea|          soul through the body are given at birth to men and animals
24  Thea|           what other name could be given to them?~SOCRATES: Perception
25  Thea|          impression of both of you given as by a seal, but seeing
26  Thea|             No other reason can be given.~SOCRATES: Then is not the
27  Thea|       SOCRATES: And there might be given other proofs of this belief,