Dialogue

 1 Intro|            of the Socratic theory of education (compare Republic, Sophist),
 2 Intro|              to every man of liberal education. Such are the two pictures:
 3 Intro|          measure of his capacity and education. But neither does this affect
 4 Intro|           innumerable, we acquire by education another memory of system
 5 Intro|             may be of great value in education. We may be able to add a
 6 Intro| birth-influence bears to nurture and education. But this is the real question.
 7  Thea|         worse into the better. As in education, a change of state has to
 8  Thea|          characteristic of a liberal education, and the opposite is pedantic;
 9  Thea|             they are ever gained, by education and long experience.~THEAETETUS:
10  Thea|           true.~SOCRATES: And is the education of the harp-player complete