Dialogue

 1 Intro| abstractions of another kind, which exist in relation and which above
 2 Intro|       remarking, that knowledge may exist without perception, and
 3 Intro|             to suppose that objects exist independently of the human
 4 Intro|      faculties, because they really exist independently of the faculties
 5 Intro|           which they did not as yet exist. And when space or time
 6 Intro|    recollection and yet continue to exist in us. The mind is full
 7 Intro|         minutes. The mind ceases to exist when it loses its continuity,
 8 Intro|            various characters which exist in the world—are the disguises
 9 Intro|           how far they do or do not exist, or by what degree or kind
10  Thea|           that ignorance and wisdom exist among them, at least in
11  Thea|          would admit that they both exist?~THEAETETUS: Yes.~SOCRATES:
12  Thea|     previous way, can false opinion exist in us.~THEAETETUS: No.~SOCRATES:
13  Thea|         that false opinion does not exist, or that a man may not know
14  Thea|          false and true opinion may exist, and the difficulties which
15  Thea|        opinion be anywhere found to exist apart from knowledge.~THEAETETUS: