Dialogue

 1 Intro|     mind after she has been ‘talking to herself’ (Theat.).~We
 2 Intro|      of thought, as the mind talking to herself; b. the notion
 3  Thea|    whether we are awake, and talking to one another in the waking
 4  Thea|      discussion we have been talking to one another in a dream;
 5  Thea|   own wisdom? Must he not be talking ‘ad captandum’ in all this?
 6  Thea|    monstrous.~SOCRATES: Am I talking nonsense, then? Think: is
 7  Thea|    to strip and fight, I was talking nonsense—I should rather
 8  Thea| ourselves to the reproach of talking childishly.~THEODORUS: I
 9  Thea|      again and again, me for talking nonsense and you for assenting
10  Thea|       for there is no use in talking about the inferior sort.
11  Thea|     sum for the privilege of talking to him, if he had really
12  Thea|      very likely I have been talking nonsense about them; for
13  Thea|     appears to me to be just talking—asking questions of herself
14  Thea| SOCRATES: But if thinking is talking to oneself, no one speaking
15  Thea|     opinion is heterodoxy is talking nonsense; for neither in
16  Thea|      is a man who is fond of talking!~THEAETETUS: What makes
17  Thea|     or unintentionally he is talking nonsense?~THEAETETUS: Exactly.~