Dialogue

 1 Intro|          the beauty of Socrates’ remark, that ‘he would be a great
 2 Intro|       work (Muller). We may also remark that such a supposition
 3 Intro|          can be obtained, we may remark, that Plato had ‘The Truth’
 4 Intro| Theodorus declares. Not that his remark is of any importance; for
 5 Intro|          followers of Protagoras remark, endless contradictions
 6 Intro|    second head, may be cited the remark of Socrates, that ‘distinctions
 7 Intro|         them. We are thus led to remark that the necessity in our
 8 Intro|     sounds because he is told to remark them by a person of a more
 9 Intro|          to Physiology. We truly remark that there is an infinite
10 Intro|          distinguished. The same remark may be made about figures
11  Thea|           SOCRATES: Did you ever remark that they are also most
12  Thea|       his line of argument would remark.~THEAETETUS: How? and of
13  Thea|           That is true, and your remark recalls to my mind an observation
14  Thea|          then, as I was going to remark, you will never get a reason,