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Dialogue
1 Intro| laying the foundation of a rational psychology, which is to 2 Intro| opinion, with definite or rational explanation. This Socrates 3 Intro| able to the condition of a rational beast. He is to limit himself 4 Thea| pigeon.~THEAETETUS: A very rational explanation.~SOCRATES: But 5 Thea| things of which there is no rational account are not knowable— 6 Thea| opinion of anything without rational explanation, you may say 7 Thea| thing; but when he adds rational explanation, then, he is 8 Thea| combined with definition or rational explanation, is knowledge?~ 9 Thea| that right opinion with rational definition or explanation 10 Thea| the hundred planks, adds rational explanation to true opinion, 11 Thea| into their elements to be a rational explanation of them, and 12 Thea| true opinion combined with rational explanation? And very likely