Dialogue

1 Intro| imagine that the truth is only spoken by Socrates, who is never
2 Intro|     with all his accidents, is spoken of. The wine which I drink
3 Intro|      answer to some other word spoken or suggested by somebody
4  Thea|  SOCRATES: Capital! excellent! spoken like an oracle, my boy!
5  Thea|       SOCRATES: In the leisure spoken of by you, which a freeman
6  Thea|       you appear to me to have spoken the exact truth: when a
7  Thea|   speak, and opinion is a word spoken,—I mean, to oneself and
8  Thea|       their own, they would be spoken of apart from all else.
9  Thea|      that, when you heard them spoken or saw them written, you