Dialogue

 1 Intro|      from the void and formless infinite,’ seemed to be rapidly returning
 2 Intro|      different power. There are infinite agents and patients in the
 3 Intro|     relations is many or rather infinite in number. And I challenge
 4 Intro|     ourselves. The absolute and infinite, whether explained as self-existence,
 5 Intro| qualities of space, whether the infinite or the infinitesimal, may
 6 Intro|        definite ‘place’ or ‘the infinite.’ To Plato, in the Timaeus,
 7 Intro|   habitation and a name’ to the infinite and inconceivable.~Thus
 8 Intro|         remark that there is an infinite complexity of the body corresponding
 9 Intro|       body corresponding to the infinite subtlety of the mind; we
10 Intro|    universal and particular, of infinite and infinitesimal, of idea
11  Thea|       there are agents many and infinite, and patients many and infinite?~
12  Thea| infinite, and patients many and infinite?~THEAETETUS: Yes.~SOCRATES:
13  Thea|         and not rather many and infinite as the changes which take
14  Thea|      all sorts of ways, causing infinite perplexity to one another.