Dialogue

 1 Intro|  ascertained. Having succeeded in making his meaning plain, Socrates
 2 Intro|      attain a severer logic, were making knowledge impossible (compare
 3 Intro|          and another and another, making no way either with themselves
 4 Intro|          therefore be excused for making a bold diversion. All this
 5 Intro|          dialectical process, the making up of the mind after she
 6 Intro|           it is desirable that in making an approach to the study
 7  Thea|        mean the art or science of making shoes?~THEAETETUS: Just
 8  Thea| carpentering, you mean the art of making wooden implements?~THEAETETUS:
 9  Thea|          of the art or science of making shoes?~THEAETETUS: None.~
10  Thea|       they cling are of their own making. But to me and the god they
11  Thea|           rebuked me just now for making this excuse; but I certainly
12  Thea|           wrestlers, some of them making a poor figure, if you did
13  Thea|            Or, if he is afraid of making this admission, would he
14  Thea|         and he reproached us with making a boy the medium of discourse,
15  Thea|     analysis of his thesis we are making fun with boys.~THEODORUS:
16  Thea|       SOCRATES: I should begin by making a list of the impossible
17  Thea|          the attempt may be worth making.~THEAETETUS: Then by all
18  Thea|         we may have been wrong in making only forms of knowledge
19  Thea|           that persuading them is making them have an opinion?~THEAETETUS: