Dialogue

 1 Intro|    Materialists of Plato, denied the reality of sensation. And in the
 2 Intro|            as well as Plato, and the reality to which they were both
 3 Intro|           ourselves when we deny the reality of that by which we have
 4 Intro|         power of the faculties is in reality an anticipation. For simultaneous
 5 Intro|              we are dealing with the reality, with the greater and, as
 6 Intro| consciousness of freedom without the reality. It may be regarded as a
 7 Intro|             which does not admit the reality or the possibility of another
 8  Thea|               that a doubt about the reality of sense is easily raised,
 9  Thea|           But you do not see that in reality none of these theories come
10  Thea|            both in appearance and in reality. And in like manner the
11  Thea|              holy and unholy, are in reality to each state such as the