Dialogue

 1 Craty|          cannot believe that the world is like ‘a leaky vessel,’
 2 Craty|       attributes the flux of the world to the swimming in some
 3 Craty|         a man by the rest of the world? But, surely, there is in
 4 Craty|         few very good men in the world, and a great many very bad;
 5 Craty|       stone over his head in the world below, and the misery which
 6 Craty|          talk with horror of the world below from which no one
 7 Craty|          benefactor of the other world; for he has much more than
 8 Craty|       take place in the external world. You have no doubt remarked,
 9 Craty|        moves in harmony with the world (sumphora, sumpheronta).
10 Craty|        leaky vessel, or that the world is a man who has a running
11 Craty|          latter calls the second world of abstract terms into existence,
12 Craty| severance of the inner and outer world, of the idea and the object
13 Craty|        that the languages of the world are organic structures,
14 Craty|          enlarged; how the inner world took the place of outer;
15 Craty|      describing them better. The world before the flood, that is
16 Craty|       flood, that is to say, the world of ten, twenty, a hundred
17 Craty|     impulse to bind together the world in ideas beginning in the
18 Craty|       the transfiguration of the world in thought, the meeting-point
19 Craty|         all the languages in the world, as the expressions or varieties
20 Craty|          have often governed the world. But in such representations
21 Craty|          the silent notes of the world’s history; they mark periods
22 Craty|          language, but the whole world, both visible and intellectual.
23 Craty|          has introduced into the world a new science which more
24 Craty|      this he replies—‘If all the world were to call you Hermogenes,
25 Craty|         a man by the rest of the world; and a horse again would
26 Craty|         by me and a horse by the world:—that is your meaning?~HERMOGENES:
27 Craty|          skilled artisans in the world is the rarest.~HERMOGENES:
28 Craty|  talanteia) over his head in the world below—all this agrees wonderfully
29 Craty|         like all the rest of the world, have been laid under his
30 Craty|         inhabitants of the other world; and even to us who are
31 Craty|    seeing that all things in the world are in motion (pheromenon),
32 Craty|       then they imagine that the world is going round and round
33 Craty|         and motion, and that the world is always full of every
34 Craty|       word neos implies that the world is always in process of
35 Craty|         is also the cause of the world: now a cause is that because
36 Craty|          there no justice in the world when the sun is down?’ And
37 Craty|    battle;—this battle is in the world of existence, and according
38 Craty|        the soul accompanying the world, and things which are done
39 Craty|       are carried round with the world.~HERMOGENES: That is probable.~
40 Craty|         pot, or imagine that the world is a man who has a running