Dialogue

 1 Intro|          with one another implies a principle which is above sensation,
 2 Intro|       motion, how far the universal principle of Being and the multitudinous
 3 Intro|         Being and the multitudinous principle of atoms, entered into the
 4 Intro|            Do you know the original principle on which the doctrine of
 5 Intro|          they all meet. This common principle is able to compare them
 6 Intro|         Plato (Soph.); and the same principle which is the symbol of motion
 7 Intro|          seemed to see a mysterious principle working behind them. But
 8 Intro|     definition would be based on no principle, and would not help us at
 9 Intro| generalization of them. Nor can any principle be imagined more suicidal
10 Intro|         composer’s mind, so a great principle or leading thought suggests
11 Intro|            implying that this first principle of knowledge is prior to
12 Intro|   themselves, the one into the good principle, the other into the evil
13 Intro|             the other into the evil principle; and then again the ‘I’
14  Thea|          SOCRATES: Let us carry the principle which has just been affirmed,
15  Thea|          reveal to you. Their first principle is, that all is motion,
16  Thea|             to allow of any settled principle either in their arguments
17  Thea|            I imagine, that any such principle would be stationary; for