Dialogue

 1 Intro| except from the mathematical sciences, which alone offered the
 2 Intro|    not to speak of the moral sciences, the moderns have certainly
 3 Intro|    of the so-called arts and sciences, of the one, of the good,
 4 Intro|       Its relations to other sciences are not yet determined:
 5 Intro|     other really progressive sciences, there is a weary waste
 6 Intro|    so-called. There are sham sciences which no logic has ever
 7 Intro|    cannot, like the Physical Sciences, proceed by the Inductive
 8 Intro|  parallelism of the Physical Sciences, which leads us to analyze
 9 Intro|     with the wealth of other sciences, it rests upon a small number
10 Intro|    of them run up into other sciences, and we have no means of
11  Thea|       Then, I think that the sciences which I learn from Theodorus—
12  Thea|    the number of the arts or sciences, for we were not going to
13  Thea|   any of these knowledges or sciences, and having taken, to hold