Dialogue

1 Intro| opponent’s meaning, which are conceived in the true spirit of philosophy.
2 Intro|     cannot suppose that Plato conceived a definition of knowledge
3 Intro|      him. This process may be conceived by the help of an image.
4 Intro|      human being. They may be conceived as of themselves constituting
5 Intro|      space. And motion may be conceived as the union of there and
6 Intro|      mind and body,’ are best conceived by us as differences of
7  Thea|    SOCRATES: Then I must have conceived of some general or common
8  Thea| SOCRATES: Or if I had further conceived of you, not only as having