Dialogue

1 Intro|         his other virtues. At the desire of Socrates he invites Theaetetus
2 Intro|          no longer there, but the desire or imagination of it is
3 Intro|         to the test, in which the desire for knowledge invents the
4 Intro|      under the impulse of want or desire or pain, to attain or avoid
5  Thea|        the praises will naturally desire to examine him who is praised:
6  Thea|          boy, and so do I; and my desire is to learn of him, or of
7  Thea|           professional aims, only desire to see what is the mutual
8  Thea| THEAETETUS: Yes, that would be my desire.~SOCRATES: And mine too.
9  Thea|       heat, cold, pleasure, pain, desire, fear, and many more which