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the other craftsmen's arts; each and all of these are nothing else but knowledge.Socrates
You are noble and generous, my friend, for when you are asked for one thing you give many, and a variety of things instead of a simple answer.Theaetetus
What do you mean by that, Socrates?Socrates
Nothing, perhaps; but I will tell you what I think I mean. When you say “cobblery” you speak of nothing else than the art of making shoes, do you?Theaetetus
Nothing else.
You are noble and generous, my friend, for when you are asked for one thing you give many, and a variety of things instead of a simple answer.Theaetetus
What do you mean by that, Socrates?Socrates
Nothing, perhaps; but I will tell you what I think I mean. When you say “cobblery” you speak of nothing else than the art of making shoes, do you?Theaetetus
Nothing else.
