Dialogue

 1 Intro|          But how is false opinion possible? The Megarian or Eristic
 2 Intro|           Theaetetus, as the only possible source from which an answer
 3 Intro|       knowledge, if this had been possible; and several times in the
 4 Intro|         time? ‘Impossible.’ Quite possible, if you maintain that seeing
 5 Intro|  ourselves, ‘How is false opinion possible?’ This difficulty may be
 6 Intro|  difficulty: How is false opinion possible? For we must either know
 7 Intro|         To avoid error as much as possible when we are speaking of
 8 Intro|           they intermingle. It is possible to reflect upon them or
 9 Intro|         The use of all of them is possible to us at all times; and
10  Thea|      should scarcely have thought possible; for those who, like him,
11  Thea|           and in the fewest words possible, the basis of agreement.~
12  Thea|       other inference seems to be possible.~SOCRATES: And how about
13  Thea|       like God, as far as this is possible; and to become like him,
14  Thea|            THEODORUS: How is that possible, Socrates, either in the
15  Thea|          to us, Theaetetus:—Is it possible for any man to think that
16  Thea| THEAETETUS: I am.~SOCRATES: It is possible then upon your view for
17  Thea|         which such a deception is possible.~THEAETETUS: You mean to
18  Thea|         sense;—this last case, if possible, is still more inconceivable