Dialogue

 1 Intro|  Again, the Theaetetus may be connected with the Gorgias, either
 2 Intro|       though not very closely connected, neither is the digression
 3 Intro|       theory of Protagoras is connected by Aristotle as well as
 4 Intro| negative, but gradually, when connected with the world and the divine
 5 Intro|       which it is inseparably connected. This is the natural memory
 6 Intro|    which they are organically connected. There is no use of them
 7 Intro|      heir of all the ages, or connected with all other minds. It
 8 Intro|     that they are very nearly connected. But in endeavouring to
 9 Intro| appetites and the reason; and connected with this, at a higher stage
10 Intro|    and is not and cannot be a connected system. We cannot define
11 Intro|   that is to say, it is not a connected unity of knowledge. Compared