Dialogue

 1 Intro|    declares that Socrates has got a great deal more out of
 2 Intro|     filled up at leisure, and got Socrates to correct them
 3 Intro|      be the better for having got rid of these; or if you
 4 Intro|     thought; but it cannot be got rid of. The other figure
 5 Intro|      rooted in language to be got rid of, but it gives a false
 6 Intro| nature that they can never be got rid of; but they have been
 7  Thea|      notes of it as soon as I got home; these I filled up
 8  Thea|     his wisdom, he would have got you into his net, out of
 9  Thea|  little arithmetic would have got rid of their senseless vanity.
10  Thea|   step, we have imperceptibly got between the combatants,
11  Thea|    And so, Theodorus, we have got rid of your friend without
12  Thea|      in his power, and he has got them under his hand in an
13  Thea|       eleven to be twelve, he got hold of the ring-dove which