Dialogue

 1 Intro|          of the compound into the simple;’ or ‘right opinion with
 2 Intro| philosophy, it was held in a very simple way, without much basis
 3 Intro|        illogical consistency. His simple and noble thoughts, like
 4 Intro|   question which to us appears so simple: ‘How do we make mistakes?’
 5 Intro|           a compound of which the simple elements are unknown to
 6 Intro|       than and different from the simple elements. But ancient philosophy
 7 Intro|          are sometimes called our simple ideas pass into one another,
 8 Intro|       relative, though apparently simple. The senses mutually confirm
 9 Intro|          verify for himself. When simple and unpretentious, it is
10  Thea|          when I am asking for one simple thing.~THEAETETUS: What
11  Thea|          tedious way of putting a simple question, which is only,
12  Thea|          blame because he appears simple and of no account when he
13  Thea|          Certainly.~SOCRATES: The simple sensations which reach the
14  Thea|            May we not suspect the simple truth to be that he who
15  Thea|            that the syllable is a simple form arising out of the
16  Thea|           the reason why they are simple and indivisible? I can see
17  Thea|           say that the letters or simple elements as a class are