Dialogue

 1 Intro|             But all the different ways in which this statement
 2 Intro|          pervert in all manner of ways. If you are gentle to an
 3 Intro|           the practice of crooked ways; dangers have come upon
 4 Intro|          pervert in all manner of ways.’~III. The theory of Protagoras
 5 Intro|           moment, in all sorts of ways, then there is nothing fixed
 6 Intro|          explain;’ and many other ways may be imagined in which
 7 Intro|           be explained in various ways. It is the element which
 8 Intro|        proved to us in a thousand ways by mathematical reasoning
 9 Intro|        from it. There are various ways in which we may trace the
10 Intro|           arrange them in various ways. Besides the impression
11 Intro|          may be filled up in many ways according to the fancy of
12  Thea|          in geometry and in other ways. Tell me then, if you have
13  Thea| THEAETETUS: That would be in many ways ridiculous.~SOCRATES: But
14  Thea|           pervert in all sorts of ways, causing infinite perplexity
15  Thea|          been driven into crooked ways; from the first he has practised
16  Thea|          SOCRATES: There are many ways, Theodorus, in which the
17  Thea|         and are dragged different ways by the two parties. Therefore
18  Thea|           one thing moved in both ways, and another in one only?~
19  Thea|          things are moved in both ways.~SOCRATES: Yes, comrade;
20  Thea|           are moved in both those ways which we distinguished,