Dialogue

 1 Craty|        Ouranos is so called apo tou oran ta ano, which, as some
 2 Craty|     etymologies; either apo tes tou lithou talanteias, or apo
 3 Craty|       lithou talanteias, or apo tou talantaton einai, signifying
 4 Craty|        to katharon kai akeraton tou nou—the pure and garnished
 5 Craty|    Uranus, who is so called apo tou oran ta ano, from looking
 6 Craty|         Gods are so called, apo tou thein, from the verb ‘to
 7 Craty| rhetoricians, and so called apo tou erotan, or eirein, from
 8 Craty|         also be the shaker, apo tou seiein,—in this case, pi
 9 Craty|    which is usually derived apo tou aeidous, because the God
10 Craty|     euphonious contraction of e tou pheromenou ephaptomene,—
11 Craty|         Muses are so called—apo tou mosthai. The gentle Leto
12 Craty| derivation of Aphrodite dia ten tou athrou genesin may be accepted
13 Craty|   derived from armed dances—apo tou pallein ta opla. For Athene
14 Craty|          is the lord of light—o tou phaeos istor. This is a
15 Craty|           Meis is so called apo tou meiousthai, from suffering
16 Craty|        omicron), is derived apo tou orizein, because it divides
17 Craty|         dikaiosune is clearly e tou dikaiou sunesis. The word
18 Craty|         let me add mechane, apo tou mekous, which means polu,
19 Craty|     unceasing; ophelimon is apo tou ophellein—that which gives
20 Craty|    blamton or boulomenon aptein tou rou— that which injures
21 Craty|       derived apo tes dialuseos tou somatos: ania is from alpha
22 Craty|      word, and is so called apo tou algeinou: odune is apo tes
23 Craty|         of soul: terpsis is apo tou terpnou, and terpnon is
24 Craty|       without: doxa is e dioxis tou eidenai, or expresses the
25 Craty|        chatharon chai acheraton tou nou, the pure and garnished
26 Craty|         garnished mind (sc. apo tou chorein). He, as we are
27 Craty|          rightly so called (apo tou oran ta ano) from looking
28 Craty|        that which is in motion (tou pheromenon ephaptomene),
29 Craty|    about the air (aei thei peri tou aera reon). The meaning