Dialogue

 1 Craty|       among theorizers about the origin of language). He is at once
 2 Craty|        account of the nature and origin of language, in which Adam
 3 Craty|        to ridicule. What was the origin of this enmity we can hardly
 4 Craty|          speaks of Oceanus, ‘the origin of Gods;’ and in the verse
 5 Craty|         this theory of a foreign origin when I am at a loss. Aer
 6 Craty|        is Homeric, is of foreign origin. Blaberon is to blamton
 7 Craty| suggested—they may be of foreign origin; and possibly this is the
 8 Craty|      speculations respecting the origin and nature of language with
 9 Craty|  language must have had a divine origin, because in childhood, while
10 Craty|       theological account of the origin of language ‘as an excuse
11 Craty|        supposes to be of foreign origin, and to have been derived
12 Craty|         deeper interest than the origin of language; viz. what is
13 Craty|    recent speculations about the origin and nature of language?
14 Craty|        for a true account of the origin of language.~Speaking is
15 Craty|         nearer the secret of the origin of language, which, like
16 Craty|     great secrets of nature,—the origin of birth and death, or of
17 Craty|   indissolubly bound up with the origin of man; and if we ever know
18 Craty|         is to be regarded as the origin of government? Will not
19 Craty|         little do we know of the origin of language that the real
20 Craty| attribute to them a supernatural origin. The law which regulates
21 Craty|        Why do words differing in origin coalesce in the same sound
22 Craty|          eternally flowing whose origin is concealed from us; we
23 Craty|         the parallel case of the origin of species, how vocal sounds
24 Craty|        we do not ask what is the origin of words or whether they
25 Craty|       also, tells of~‘Ocean, the origin of Gods, and mother Tethys (
26 Craty|         Very good.~SOCRATES: The origin of the sun will probably
27 Craty|         that they are of foreign origin. For the Hellenes, especially
28 Craty|          The device of a foreign origin, which I shall give to this
29 Craty|        understand are of foreign origin; and this is very likely