Dialogue

1 Intro|        of degree which cannot be precisely determined. The distant
2 Intro|          with mankind, we cannot precisely tell. They, like ourselves,
3  Thea|          in both cases the facts precisely correspond;—and there is
4  Thea|      Theodorus, you have hit off precisely the nature of my complaint;
5  Thea| excellently, Theaetetus; that is precisely what I am asking.~THEAETETUS:
6  Thea|     appeared to you?~THEAETETUS: Precisely.~SOCRATES: And you allow
7  Thea|      this your view?~THEAETETUS: Precisely.~SOCRATES: Well, and do