Dialogue

 1 Intro|          backward state of solid geometry in the Republic. At any
 2 Intro|        learns of Theodorus, i.e. geometry and arithmetic; and that
 3 Intro|        affected by the appeal to geometry, and Socrates is induced
 4 Intro|       independent of experience. Geometry teaches us that the innumerable
 5 Intro|      arithmetic what space is to geometry; or, more strictly, arithmetic
 6  Thea|     considering your eminence in geometry and in other ways. Tell
 7  Thea|          Theodorus: something of geometry, perhaps?~THEAETETUS: Yes.~
 8  Thea|          I learn from Theodorus— geometry, and those which you just
 9  Thea| probabilities and likelihoods in geometry, would not be worth an ace.~
10  Thea|     abstractions of dialectic to geometry. Nevertheless, I shall be
11  Thea|      themselves in astronomy and geometry, and the other branches