Dialogue

 1 Intro|            the reflection naturally arises, How happy are they who,
 2 Intro|       patient an agent. Hence there arises a general reflection that
 3 Intro|        progress.~All this confusion arises out of our attempt to explain
 4 Intro|    difficulty in question naturally arises owing to the childhood of
 5 Intro|            of mind and sense, which arises when the impression on the
 6 Intro|            of time is removed there arises in our minds the idea of
 7 Intro|          the appearances of nature, arises only out of the imperfection
 8 Intro| attractiveness of such speculations arises out of their true nature
 9 Intro|           accurate knowledge. Later arises the reflection how these
10 Intro|           train of thought suddenly arises, as, for example, when we
11  Thea|             and every other colour, arises out of the eye meeting the
12  Thea|           as I said at first, there arises a general reflection, that
13  Thea|          quality of sweetness which arises out of and is moving about
14  Thea|         along with Protagoras. Here arises a new question, Theodorus,
15  Thea|       discovered that false opinion arises neither in the comparison
16  Thea|              or a single idea which arises out of the combination of