Dialogue

 1 Intro|          in herself, and with the help of Socrates is conducted
 2 Intro|       appeal to facts, but by the help of general theories respecting
 3 Intro|          Take courage, and by the help of God you will discover
 4 Intro|     Theodorus, is the very slight help which I am able to afford
 5 Intro|      praises of others, he cannot help laughing from the bottom
 6 Intro|           may be conceived by the help of an image. Let us suppose
 7 Intro|          principle, and would not help us at all in gaining a common
 8 Intro|         real or imaginary. By the help of mathematics we form another
 9 Intro|           only condescends by the help of position or circumlocution
10 Intro|        manner the dog, having the help of scent as well as of sight,
11 Intro|        give us a wider range, and help us to discern, by the greater
12 Intro|        naturally described by the help of it. There is also a common
13 Intro|        easily forgotten, and is a help to us in study as well as
14  Thea|   yourself like a man, and by the help of God you will be able
15  Thea|        will be obliged to me if I help you to unearth the hidden ‘
16  Thea|           hope that I may at last help to bring your own opinion
17  Thea|         are unwilling to give any help, and therefore I suppose
18  Thea|     Theodorus, is the very slight help which I am able to offer
19  Thea| simplicity of his heart he cannot help going into fits of laughter,
20  Thea|        any truth in them, we will help them to pull us over, and
21  Thea|        hear my view, that you may help me to test it.~THEAETETUS:
22  Thea|         thing.~SOCRATES: I cannot help praising you, Theaetetus,