Dialogue

 1 Intro|   varying in the case of every percipient. All is relative, and, as
 2 Intro| perceiving power and becomes a percipient, and the agent a quale instead
 3  Thea|        and is peculiar to each percipient; are you quite certain that
 4  Thea|       patient makes the tongue percipient, and the quality of sweetness
 5  Thea|      become not perception but percipient?~THEAETETUS: True.~SOCRATES:
 6  Thea| perception, and would make the percipient other and different; nor
 7  Thea|       I perceive I must become percipient of something—there can be
 8  Thea|        must have relation to a percipient; nothing can become sweet
 9  Thea|   other, I and no other am the percipient of it?~THEAETETUS: Of course.~
10  Thea| perceiving power and becomes a percipient, and the agent a quale instead
11  Thea|       quality, and the other a percipient. You remember?~THEODORUS: