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Dialogue
1 Intro| According to a confused statement in Suidas, who mentions 2 Intro| different ways in which this statement may be understood are set 3 Intro| Socrates with the other statement, that ‘What appears to each 4 Intro| to the books in which the statement occurs;—this Theaetetus, 5 Intro| must ask the meaning of the statement, that ‘Knowledge is right 6 Intro| reason to acquiesce in the statement that truth is appearance 7 Thea| SOCRATES: Listen, then, to a statement of the other side of the 8 Thea| person, but from his own statement and in the fewest words 9 Thea| would you amend the former statement?~SOCRATES: I should begin 10 Thea| satisfied with the present statement.~SOCRATES: Which is probably 11 Thea| admitted and approved the statement, that of the first elements 12 Thea| which is the meaning of the statement, that right opinion with 13 Thea| would be contented with the statement that the sun is the brightest