Dialogue

1 Intro|    about which we are liable to mistake. Now, would Protagoras maintain
2 Intro|        but at a distance he may mistake another person for him.
3 Intro|    understand.’ But I could not mistake one for the other if I knew
4  Thea|         bid me; and if I make a mistake, you will doubtless correct
5  Thea|       unknown to me, and whom I mistake for him—then the deception
6  Thea| THEAETETUS: I should say that a mistake may very likely arise between
7  Thea|    handled, but that no similar mistake can arise between the eleven
8  Thea|         For he who makes such a mistake does think one thing which
9  Thea|       he takes the wrong one by mistake, that is to say, when he