Dialogue

 1 Intro|        precision in the use of terms. Yet he too employs a similar
 2 Intro|     transfers to knowledge the terms which are commonly applied
 3 Intro| opinion was a contradiction in terms.~Assuming the distinction
 4 Intro|      to a syllable, and of the terms to a proposition.~Plato,
 5 Intro|       in explaining one in the terms of the other. To us the
 6 Intro|        like many other general terms, are often in advance of
 7 Intro| Epicurean philosophy. The very terms in which they are expressed
 8 Intro|   things unseen, the principal terms which we use should be few,
 9 Intro|       The uncertain meaning of terms, such as Consciousness,
10 Intro|      The parts of a whole, the terms of a series, objects lying
11  Thea|       attend to the meaning of terms as they are commonly used
12  Thea|      to avoid the use of these terms; at the same time he would
13  Thea|        for using the forbidden terms.~SOCRATES: You have heard