Dialogue

 1 Intro| knowledge, although hard to be defined, is realised in the life
 2 Intro|       have been long fixed and defined. In the age of Plato, the
 3 Intro|      knowledge will have to be defined as right opinion with knowledge
 4 Intro|      there is nothing fixed or defined at all, and therefore no
 5 Intro|       are names, and cannot be defined. When we assign to them
 6 Intro|       and which can neither be defined nor described. Of the three
 7 Intro|      was it to be explained or defined? It was not an error, it
 8 Intro|        and like him would have defined the higher philosophy to
 9 Intro|      applicable to both. It is defined in our minds, partly by
10 Intro|    inward thought becomes more defined and distinct; what was at
11 Intro|   enlarged and more accurately defined man’s knowledge of himself
12  Thea|       primeval elements can be defined; they can only be named,
13  Thea|      perception, and cannot be defined or known; but the syllables