Dialogue

 1 Intro|        Socrates has declined to consider, is resumed by the Eleatic
 2 Intro|      that they shall proceed to consider the doctrine of rest. This
 3 Intro|   standard of truth. He did not consider whether man in the higher
 4 Intro|         view that we propose to consider them.~The simplest sensation
 5 Intro|        in sensation,’ we should consider that such expressions belong
 6 Intro|     sensation we may proceed to consider acts of sense. These admit
 7 Intro|       the senses we may briefly consider two questions—first their
 8 Intro| approach to the study we should consider at the outset what are the
 9  Thea|         In this manner you will consider whether knowledge and sensation
10  Thea|       look at the whole, nor to consider that every man has had thousands
11  Thea| THEODORUS: Most true.~SOCRATES: Consider a further point: did we
12  Thea|      tell me what faculty would consider the question. It would not
13  Thea|     until I have endeavoured to consider the matter from every point
14  Thea|      Exactly; and I want you to consider whether this does not imply
15  Thea|      And to reckon is simply to consider how much such and such a
16  Thea|        letter unknown, we shall consider that either intentionally