Dialogue

 1 Intro|       matter of fact way, have explained by the residence of Plato
 2 Intro|     science’ could scarcely be explained to them, except from the
 3 Intro|       of knowledge, he has not explained the common nature of them;
 4 Intro|        to use them until I had explained them. And I must explain
 5 Intro|   false opinion without having explained knowledge. What then is
 6 Intro| absolute and infinite, whether explained as self-existence, or as
 7 Intro|     required.~False opinion is explained by Plato at first as a confusion
 8 Intro|      mental phenomena be truly explained either by physiology or
 9 Intro|     was found how was it to be explained or defined? It was not an
10 Intro|       say, space, which may be explained in various ways. It is the
11 Intro|    which this necessity may be explained. We have been taught it,
12  Thea|  Socrates, that you have truly explained his meaning.~SOCRATES: Then
13  Thea|        false opinion cannot be explained as a confusion of thought