Dialogue

 1 Craty|      words, and the legislator gives authority to them. They
 2 Craty|         And in the Cratylus he gives a general account of the
 3 Craty|      element of chance. But he gives no imitation in all this
 4 Craty|       tou ophellein—that which gives increase: this word, which
 5 Craty|    some of them. And as he who gives all the colours makes a
 6 Craty|       good picture, and he who gives only some of them, a bad
 7 Craty|     still a picture; so he who gives all the sounds makes a good
 8 Craty|        a good name, and he who gives only some of them, a bad
 9 Craty|     saying that the legislator gives names; and therefore we
10 Craty|       in the examples which he gives both modes of imitation.
11 Craty|  striking and familiar passage gives a complexion to its use
12 Craty|       word. The hearer in turn gives back the word to the speaker,
13 Craty|     law of God or nature which gives order to it in its infinite
14 Craty|  change or transition. Grammar gives an erroneous conception
15 Craty|     The ordinary Greek grammar gives a complete paradigm of the
16 Craty|  variety in the order of words gives more flexibility and also
17 Craty|       political importance. It gives a new interest to distant
18 Craty|    Cannot you at least say who gives us the names which we use?~
19 Craty|      Then the teacher, when he gives us a name, uses the work
20 Craty|        legislator, provided he gives the true and proper form
21 Craty|   addition of eta, tau, alpha, gives no offence, and does not
22 Craty|        the source of life, and gives the power of breath and
23 Craty|    which holds and carries and gives life and motion to the entire
24 Craty|     the soul, because the soul gives indications to (semainei)
25 Craty|   delta have been added. Pluto gives wealth (Ploutos), and his
26 Craty|        is e didousa meter, who gives food like a mother; Here
27 Craty|     true.~SOCRATES: And he who gives all gives a perfect picture
28 Craty| SOCRATES: And he who gives all gives a perfect picture or figure;
29 Craty|        takes away or adds also gives a picture or figure, but
30 Craty|        nature of things, if he gives all that is appropriate
31 Craty|       assume that your silence gives consent), then custom and