Dialogue

 1 Intro|          may be true at any given instant. But the reply is in the
 2 Intro|           sort of change in every instant of time, how can any thought
 3 Intro|           be detained even for an instant? Sensible perception, like
 4 Intro| absoluteness of sensation at each instant? Of the work of Protagoras
 5 Intro| absoluteness of sensation at each instant was to be found in his words.
 6 Intro|          who can say that at this instant we are not dreaming? Even
 7 Intro|           off to the shades in an instant. Seeing that he is not within
 8 Intro|        and everywhere at the same instant. At length he finds that
 9 Intro|       same individual only at one instant. But then, as Plato asks,—
10 Intro|          the same as they were an instant ago—that the act which we
11 Intro|           other in an indivisible instant. The long train of association