Dialogue

 1 Intro|      godless persons, who will not believe what they ‘cannot hold in
 2 Intro|           the obstinate people who believe in nothing which they cannot
 3 Intro|    argument to those who will only believe ‘what they can hold in their
 4  Thea| predictions, had been fulfilled. I believe that he had seen him a little
 5  Thea|          to your account of him; I believe that he left a considerable
 6  Thea|         however, to explain what I believe to be my meaning: When you
 7  Thea|         upside down.~THEAETETUS: I believe, Socrates, that you have
 8  Thea|            we admit them at all. I believe that you follow me, Theaetetus;
 9  Thea|  uninitiated I mean the people who believe in nothing but what they
10  Thea|         truth of their opinion who believe his own opinion to be false;
11  Thea|      precision is necessary, and I believe that the answer which you
12  Thea|            do not perceive? That I believe to be my meaning, I shall