Dialogue

 1 Intro|      to be hard or soft by the touch, of which the perception
 2 Intro|      hear and hear nothing? or touch and touch nothing? Must
 3 Intro|     hear nothing? or touch and touch nothing? Must he not see,
 4 Intro|      Must he not see, hear, or touch some one existing thing?
 5 Intro|   river of oil’; the satirical touch, ‘flavouring a sauce or
 6 Intro|        necessary’; or the fine touch in the character of the
 7 Intro|      more refined varieties of touch. All of them are passive,
 8 Intro| derived for the most part from touch or from the descriptions
 9 Intro|        may be corrected by the touch, especially in infancy.
10  Thea|        or which I apprehend by touch, were great or white or
11  Thea|     name ‘good,’ and would not touch the real question—it would
12  Thea|      that which is hard by the touch, and the softness of that
13  Thea|   which is soft equally by the touch?~THEAETETUS: Yes.~SOCRATES:
14  Thea|      see them, and sometimes I touch them, and at another time
15  Thea|   horse which we do not see or touch, but only think of and do