Dialogue

 1 Intro|         the hearer of the eulogy ought to examine into what he
 2 Intro|         that the midwives are or ought to be the only matchmakers (
 3 Intro|         ready to assent.’~‘But I ought not to conceal from you
 4 Intro|     enquiring what such a nature ought to do or suffer different
 5  Thea|          disobey, and whose word ought to be a command to a young
 6  Thea|       one of these men can be or ought to be made wiser than the
 7  Thea|     earthly sphere. Wherefore we ought to fly away from earth to
 8  Thea|      which above all things they ought to know—not stripes and
 9  Thea| Certainly it would.~SOCRATES: He ought not to speak of the name,
10  Thea|          and ‘not thus.’ But you ought not to use the word ‘thus,’
11  Thea|          is the way in which you ought to answer, Theaetetus, and
12  Thea|         reason for asking how we ought to speak when an arithmetician
13  Thea|         our birds: whereas there ought to have been forms of ignorance
14  Thea|       watch properly. Perhaps we ought to have maintained that
15  Thea|   Theaetetus, and thinks that he ought to write and does write
16  Thea|      Theododorus, thinks that he ought to write and does write