Dialogue

1 Intro|       may have wild birds in an aviary; these in one sense he possesses,
2 Intro|      has none of them. Let this aviary be an image of the mind,
3 Intro|          when we are young, the aviary is empty; after a time the
4 Intro| Theaetetus suggests that in the aviary there may be flying about
5  Thea|        to be keeping them in an aviary which he has constructed
6  Thea|         of each man there is an aviary of all sorts of birds—some
7  Thea|          Let us imagine such an aviary—and what is to follow?~SOCRATES:
8  Thea|     possession in the aforesaid aviary he may be said to know them.~
9  Thea|         are flying about in the aviary, and wishing to capture