Dialogue

 1 Craty|          notion. But he means to express generally that language
 2 Craty|          to impose names; for to express the ideal forms of things
 3 Craty|        frames. The body can only express anything by imitation; and
 4 Craty|       legislator has employed to express all motion or kinesis. (
 5 Craty|          just as he used iota to express the subtle power which penetrates
 6 Craty|          greater number of words express motion.’ Are we to count
 7 Craty|     organs are no longer able to express them. Or, as others have
 8 Craty|        that alpha was adapted to express size; eta length; omicron
 9 Craty|       symbolical use of sound to express thought, but he recognises
10 Craty|        the letter rho accent, to express a rushing or roaring, or
11 Craty|        roaring, or of omicron to express roundness, there is a direct
12 Craty|       use of the letter alpha to express size, or of eta to express
13 Craty|       express size, or of eta to express length, the imitation is
14 Craty|      similar sounds, in order to express similar analogous ideas,
15 Craty|      children were more given to express their feelings; in which ‘
16 Craty|   meanings and are often used to express them; and the form or accent
17 Craty|        mankind were contented to express their thoughts in a set
18 Craty|    adapted to each work, he must express this natural form, and not
19 Craty|       nature has, and is able to express the true forms of things
20 Craty|   perhaps some poet who meant to express the brutality and fierceness
21 Craty|         as we were saying, is to express the nature. For there is
22 Craty|         the name psuche meant to express that the soul when in the
23 Craty|      have been better adapted to express the attributes of the God,
24 Craty|      giver of the name wanted to express this longing of the soul,
25 Craty|        gave the name intended to express the power of admixture (
26 Craty| imitation only can the body ever express anything.~HERMOGENES: Very
27 Craty|    SOCRATES: And when we want to express ourselves, either with the
28 Craty|         of that which we want to express.~HERMOGENES: It must be
29 Craty|       Well, and if any one could express the essence of each thing
30 Craty|          syllables, would he not express the nature of each thing?~
31 Craty|       therefore used in order to express motion, just as by the letter
32 Craty|      observe; the greater number express motion.~SOCRATES: What of