Dialogue

 1 Intro|    explained them. And I must explain them now. The verb ‘to know’
 2 Intro|  arises out of our attempt to explain false opinion without having
 3 Intro|       know but not be able to explain;’ and many other ways may
 4 Intro|    Another attempt is made to explain false opinion by assigning
 5 Intro|      facts.~Three attempts to explain the new definition of knowledge
 6 Intro|   century, when men sought to explain the human mind without regard
 7 Intro|  popular opinion. It seeks to explain from the experience of the
 8  Thea|   will endeavour, however, to explain what I believe to be my
 9  Thea|    instance will sufficiently explain my meaning: Here are six
10  Thea|  SOCRATES: Then I will try to explain myself: just now we asked
11  Thea| paradoxes than these. Shall I explain this matter to you or to
12  Thea|     meaning of them as I will explain them. Remember what has
13  Thea|     we not understand them to explain the generation of heat,
14  Thea|   SOCRATES: Let us attempt to explain the verb ‘to know.’~THEAETETUS:
15  Thea|    the moment.~SOCRATES: They explain the word ‘to know’ as meaning ‘
16  Thea|       his thought, is said to explain himself.~SOCRATES: And every
17  Thea| SOCRATES: I will endeavour to explain: I will suppose myself to