Dialogue

 1 Intro|   described in the Memorabilia, asking What is justice? what is
 2 Intro| conversing.’~Socrates begins by asking Theodorus whether, in his
 3 Intro|          and Socrates begins by asking him what he learns of Theodorus.
 4 Intro|    world is full of men who are asking to be taught and willing
 5 Intro|        out of himself. Weary of asking ‘What is truth?’ it accepts
 6 Intro|    lifelong study, without ever asking themselves what is the evidence
 7 Intro|   existence. There is no use in asking what is beyond or behind
 8  Thea|       diverse things, when I am asking for one simple thing.~THEAETETUS:
 9  Thea|         a question, and quietly asking and answering in turn, they
10  Thea|       there were any meaning in asking whether sounds and colours
11  Thea|        about which we were just asking—what organs will you assign
12  Thea|     that is precisely what I am asking.~THEAETETUS: Indeed, Socrates,
13  Thea|        to me to be just talking—asking questions of herself and
14  Thea|          That was my reason for asking how we ought to speak when
15  Thea|    utterly foolish, when we are asking what is knowledge, that