Dialogue

 1 Intro|    true and the false in such cases? Having stated the objection,
 2 Intro| knowledge of either—all these cases must be excluded. But he
 3 Intro|     any other of the excluded cases. The only possibility of
 4  Thea|       I do.~SOCRATES: In both cases you define the subject matter
 5  Thea|    you know that in all these cases the esse-percipi theory
 6  Thea|   than the other, for in both cases the facts precisely correspond;—
 7  Thea|  different in each of the two cases?~THEAETETUS: Certainly.~
 8  Thea|     vanity. Now, in all these cases our philosopher is derided
 9  Thea|      a list of the impossible cases which must be excluded. (
10  Thea|       false opinion. The only cases, if any, which remain, are
11  Thea|     the catalogue of excluded cases, in which I cannot form
12  Thea|      army; and in all similar cases, the entire number of anything