Dialogue

 1 Intro|         of knowledge and specific kinds of knowledge,—a confusion
 2 Intro|          and that there are other kinds of knowledge— shoemaking,
 3 Intro| Theaetetus has enumerated several kinds of knowledge, he has not
 4 Intro|        means him to extend to all kinds of knowledge the same process
 5 Intro|           together. There are two kinds of motions, a slow and a
 6 Intro|         must they not include two kinds of motion, change of place
 7 Intro|          be supposed to have both kinds of motion; for if not, the
 8 Intro|           can the exchange of two kinds of knowledge ever become
 9 Intro|           the outset what are the kinds of error which most easily
10 Intro|           There are two principal kinds of it, recollection and
11  Thea|        that this motion is of two kinds, a slower and a quicker;
12  Thea|         folly and vice. All other kinds of wisdom or cleverness,
13  Thea|          then there are these two kinds, ‘change,’ and ‘motion in
14  Thea|    according to them have the two kinds of motion, and are changed
15  Thea|        suppose that the birds are kinds of knowledge, and that when
16  Thea|         after knowledge is of two kinds? one kind is prior to possession