Dialogue

1 Intro|       their history. They have a growth of their own, like the growth
2 Intro|    growth of their own, like the growth of a flower, a tree, a human
3 Intro|      which has grown up with the growth of the human mind, and has
4 Intro|          simultaneous with their growth in man a growth of language
5 Intro|       with their growth in man a growth of language must be supposed.
6 Intro|      whether it has had any true growth is more doubtful. It begins
7 Intro| Theaetetus, an absurdity.~e. The growth of the mind, which may be
8 Intro|          of things, to the first growth of language and philosophy,
9  Thea|     upwards, has deprived him of growth and uprightness and independence;