Dialogue

 1 Intro|          He is then supposed to reply that the perception may
 2 Intro|      any given instant. But the reply is in the end shown to be
 3 Intro|      questions difficult.~1. In reply to the first, we have only
 4 Intro|        to them.’ Theaetetus, in reply, professes that he is willing
 5 Intro|        is this? Protagoras will reply that the wind is hot to
 6 Intro|  Protagoras, who is supposed to reply in his own person—‘Good
 7 Intro|       Protagoras is supposed to reply by Megarian quibbles, which
 8  Thea|       pleases...Why is there no reply? I hope, Theodorus, that
 9  Thea|         is clay? and we were to reply, that there is a clay of
10  Thea|      oracle, my boy! And if you reply ‘Yes,’ there will be a case
11  Thea|   behalf, will doubtless say in reply,—Good people, young and
12  Thea| SOCRATES: None of that, he will reply; I do not ask or bid you
13  Thea|       THEODORUS: Yes, they will reply.~SOCRATES: And they are
14  Thea|    opinion: let this then be my reply; and if this is hereafter
15  Thea|       to be my meaning, I shall reply.~THEAETETUS: Quite right.~
16  Thea|           What are we to say in reply, Theaetetus?~THEAETETUS:
17  Thea|        SO?~THEAETETUS: I should reply S and O.~SOCRATES: That
18  Thea|       of an element? I can only reply, that S is a consonant,
19  Thea|        once, I shall hazard the reply, that they are different.~
20  Thea|     what is knowledge, that the reply should only be, right opinion