Dialogue

 1 Intro|    agent a quale instead of a quality; but neither has any absolute
 2 Intro|  illusion, if space is only a quality or condition of our minds.~
 3 Intro| affirmed to be a condition or quality of the mind. The a priori
 4  Thea|   there is no single thing or quality, but out of motion and change
 5  Thea|      something, have the same quality as that from which it differs?
 6  Thea|    tongue percipient, and the quality of sweetness which arises
 7  Thea|    the object by itself, this quality.~THEAETETUS: Certainly not.~
 8  Thea|       bitter, or of any other quality, must have relation to a
 9  Thea|    agent a quale instead of a quality? I suspect that quality
10  Thea|       quality? I suspect that quality may appear a strange and
11  Thea|  becomes a thing of a certain quality, and the other a percipient.
12  Thea|       of this or of any other quality—if while we are using the
13  Thea|       some of an intermediate quality.~THEAETETUS: I see.~SOCRATES:
14  Thea|  heart of any one is shaggy—a quality which the all-wise poet
15  Thea|   things to which this common quality belongs.~THEAETETUS: I understand