Dialogue

 1 Intro|      Critias, to retain the order in which Plato himself has
 2 Intro|   the battle of Corinth, in order that we may allow time for
 3 Intro|   not inverting the natural order in looking for opinion before
 4 Intro|   try to understand him. In order to illustrate his meaning
 5 Intro|     practise singularity in order to gain reputation, but
 6 Intro|     should follow virtue in order that you may seem to be
 7 Intro|   syllables of your name in order, still he would only have
 8 Intro| they have to be arranged in order, before the scheme of thought
 9 Intro| number introduces light and order into the confusion. At what
10 Intro|   last and not first in the order of our thoughts, and is
11 Intro| They introduce a system and order into the knowledge of our
12 Intro|    words having a customary order stick together in the mind.
13  Thea|   all means, Theaetetus, in order that I may see the reflection
14  Thea|      I speak by the card in order to avoid entanglements of
15  Thea| himself into philosophy, in order that he may become different
16  Thea|   he does not hold aloof in order that he may gain a reputation;
17  Thea|   avoid vice, not merely in order that a man may seem to be
18  Thea|    right.~SOCRATES: And, in order to avoid this, we suppose
19  Thea|  the eye and by the ear, in order that, when you heard them
20  Thea|     case, when he knows the order of the letters and can write
21  Thea|    opinion, for he knew the order of the letters when he wrote;
22  Thea|   which we already have, in order that we may learn what we