Dialogue

 1 Intro|  Socrates were vainly trying to find new combinations of them,
 2 Intro|    Plato. And besides these, we find mention in the later writings
 3 Intro|         donkey’ to the rest) to find an answer. Without further
 4 Intro|        to attack him. (We shall find that he returns to the doctrine
 5 Intro|     opinion. Hereafter we shall find that something more than
 6 Intro|      animals we should probably find that their intelligence,
 7 Intro|      language in which they too find expression. As the differences
 8 Intro|      external world, we seem to find there more or less distinct
 9  Thea|      wondering that I could not find you.~EUCLID: But I was not
10  Thea|    class.~SOCRATES: And did you find such a class?~THEAETETUS:
11  Thea|   wonder, like myself, when you find that all of a sudden you
12  Thea|    controversial temper, but to find out, in a friendly and congenial
13  Thea|    digressions, for at my age I find them easier to follow; but
14  Thea|         river-gods,’ and, if we find any truth in them, we will
15  Thea|    immovable, to them. And if I find that neither of them have
16  Thea|        of our discussion was to find out rather what knowledge
17  Thea|        disproved, I must try to find another.~SOCRATES: That
18  Thea|     advantages; either we shall find what we seek, or we shall
19  Thea|        which I speak. But if we find the solution, and get away
20  Thea|        I tell you how I hope to find a way out of our difficulty.~
21  Thea|       venture, and no one shall find fault with you for using
22  Thea|     opinion about anything, can find out the difference which
23  Thea| Theaetetus, on a nearer view, I find myself quite disappointed;