Dialogue

 1 Intro| knowledge we assume a disputed term; for knowledge will have
 2 Intro|        in this—that the modern term ‘experience,’ while implying
 3 Intro|   which Protagoras applies the term. Theodorus justly charges
 4 Intro|       the use of the analogous term ‘elements,’ or ‘letters’?
 5 Intro|     and superficial. Hence the term ‘sensational’ is rightly
 6 Intro|       abstraction of them. The term ‘sense’ is also used metaphorically,
 7 Intro|    trying to recall in what we term the mind’s eye the picture
 8  Thea|       to retain the use of the term. But great philosophers
 9  Thea|      SOCRATES: Whatever be the term used, the good or expedient
10  Thea|   appear a strange and uncouth term to you, and that you do
11  Thea|   impressions of things, as we term them, quickly distribute
12  Thea|      garrulity; for what other term will describe the habit
13  Thea|     what is the meaning of the term ‘explanation’? I think that