Dialogue

 1 Intro|     consists in the contrast of opinions. The confusion caused by
 2 Intro|         was there a conflict of opinions, but the stage which the
 3 Intro|        extended to judgments or opinions. And even if we were to
 4 Intro|      which he attributes to the opinions of others, who deny his
 5 Intro|         of others, who deny his opinions. I am not equally sure that
 6 Intro|        ideas and the variety of opinions, the impression of sense
 7 Intro|    fluctuation of philosophical opinions the only fixed points appeared
 8 Intro|         to adapt himself to the opinions of the world; it is Plato
 9 Intro|       and not falling below the opinions of the world.~Imagination
10 Intro|         to have no new ideas or opinions, not to be straining after
11 Intro|      the line between facts and opinions. It has substituted a technical
12 Intro|     diversity of statements and opinions may be obtained a nearer
13  Thea|      other means which of these opinions is true?~THEAETETUS: I do
14  Thea|        or refute the notions or opinions of others would be a tedious
15  Thea| argument? Shall we say that the opinions of men are always true,
16  Thea|   result is the same, and their opinions are not always true, but
17  Thea|          for he admits that the opinions of all men are true.~THEODORUS:
18  Thea|        he ascribes truth to the opinions of others, who give the
19  Thea|      which arise sensations and opinions in accordance with them,