Dialogue

 1 Intro|         the dialogue. Yet we may observe that Plato has himself forgotten
 2 Intro|      roll, Terpsion; I need only observe that I have omitted, for
 3 Intro|       defence.’~Yes; but did you observe that Protagoras bade me
 4 Intro|  addition of five and seven. And observe that these are purely mental
 5 Intro|       know what you do not know. Observe the limits of my art, which,
 6 Intro|        knowledge. And yet we may observe, that there is in this explanation
 7 Intro|     their hands’) we may further observe that they are the source
 8 Intro| existence even of a mollusc. And observe, this extreme scepticism
 9 Intro|         of them in ourselves; we observe them working in others;
10 Intro|          knowledge.~a. First, we observe the mind by the mind. It
11 Intro|        in our own bosoms. We can observe our minds and we can experiment
12 Intro|       recollections, but we must observe also that the mind is not
13  Thea|        the roll, Terpsion; I may observe that I have introduced Socrates,
14  Thea|         are likely to do well. I observe them as far as I can myself,
15  Thea|       from which it differs? and observe, Theaetetus, that the word ‘
16  Thea|   THEODORUS: How could I fail to observe all that, Socrates?~SOCRATES:
17  Thea|        SOCRATES: You can further observe whether they are like or