Dialogue

 1 Intro|         expresses his inability to attain the Megarian precision in
 2 Intro|       numbers, but he is unable to attain a similar expression of
 3 Intro|            their first attempts to attain a severer logic, were making
 4 Intro|           Athenian youth likely to attain distinction in science. ‘
 5 Intro|          opinion, and does not yet attain to the certainty of knowledge.
 6 Intro|            mere sensation does not attain to distinctness: it is a
 7 Intro|            life long, and which we attain in various degrees according
 8 Intro|         want or desire or pain, to attain or avoid some end or consequence:
 9 Intro|         make any great progress or attain to much clearness or exactness.
10  Thea|            few; his only aim is to attain the truth. But the lawyer
11  Thea|           are, and how a man is to attain the one and avoid the other—
12  Thea|            SOCRATES: And can a man attain truth who fails of attaining
13  Thea|           of them from report they attain a true opinion about them,
14  Thea| explanation, which does not as yet attain to the exactness of knowledge.~