Dialogue

 1 Intro|     keep up with the increasing difficulty of his theme. The idea of
 2 Intro|       Theaetetus, I can have no difficulty in explaining that man is
 3 Intro|        I say, there would be no difficulty in answering the question.
 4 Intro|       its own sake. There is no difficulty in exhibiting sensible images,
 5 Intro|    where they exist there is no difficulty in inserting the lesser
 6 Intro| revelation: and so the greatest difficulty in the history of pre-historic
 7 Intro|   Aristotle are sensible of the difficulty of combining the wisdom
 8 State|      STRANGER: Nor is there any difficulty in dividing the things produced
 9 State|      STRANGER: There will be no difficulty, as we are near the end;
10 State|        as we know, survive with difficulty great and serious changes
11 State|       wisdom, there would be no difficulty in deciding that they would
12 State|         evils, which occasion a difficulty in action; and the excellence
13 State|  Moreover, there is always less difficulty in fixing the mind on small
14 State|         bond exists there is no difficulty in imagining, or when you
15 State|     said that there would be no difficulty in creating them, if only