Dialogue

 1 Craty|        Hence his ridicule of the new school of etymology is interspersed
 2 Craty|      ridiculing the fancies of a new school of sophists and grammarians.
 3 Craty|        from Euthyphro; and now a new and ingenious idea comes
 4 Craty|     selas) which is ever old and new, and which, as Anaxagoras
 5 Craty|      word must be tested by some new method. Will you help me
 6 Craty|          genius, and come with a new force and association to
 7 Craty|         everywhere else, and the new use of an old and familiar
 8 Craty|     aware that he has acquired a new power. Many thousand times
 9 Craty|    learning to think and speak a new language, of the deaf and
10 Craty|       combination of them into a new word; there is the distinction
11 Craty|     person may have introduced a new custom into the formation
12 Craty|        we ever attempt to invent new words or to alter the meaning
13 Craty|         taking thought’ can make new words or constructions?
14 Craty|     Greek grammar has received a new character from comparative
15 Craty|        the assignment to them of new meanings. The vacuity and
16 Craty|        received in another way a new character; it affected not
17 Craty|       speech which is given by a new formation or pronunciation
18 Craty|         the necessity of finding new expressions for new classes
19 Craty|      finding new expressions for new classes or processes of
20 Craty|      themselves acquiescing in a new pronunciation or use of
21 Craty|      word may easily pass into a new sense: a new meaning caught
22 Craty|         pass into a new sense: a new meaning caught up by association
23 Craty|    utilized for the same reason. New meanings of words push themselves
24 Craty|   grammarian, if he were to form new words, would make them all
25 Craty|         or Milton, not only have new powers of expression been
26 Craty|    expression would have given a new shade of meaning to the
27 Craty|    admixture of rhyme, make up a new kind of harmony, swelling
28 Craty|      words and sentences used in new senses or in a new order
29 Craty|       used in new senses or in a new order or even a little perverted
30 Craty|       first used for ourselves a new word or phrase or figure
31 Craty|        is embodied in it. In any new use of a word all the existing
32 Craty|         required to explain some new idea to a popular audience
33 Craty|      introduced into the world a new science which more than
34 Craty| political importance. It gives a new interest to distant and
35 Craty|       that and give another, the new name is as correct as the
36 Craty|        for at this very moment a new and ingenious thought strikes
37 Craty|   terrified at this; whereas the new name means only that the
38 Craty|         about the moon is always new (neon) and always old (enon),
39 Craty|       his revolution always adds new light, and there is the
40 Craty|         is always old and always new (enon neon aei) she may
41 Craty|          esis (the desire of the new); the word neos implies
42 Craty|       examined according to some new method?~HERMOGENES: Very
43 Craty|           you must find out some new notion of correctness of
44 Craty|    present convention, or make a new and opposite one, according