Dialogue

 1 Craty|             quasi daemones, which in old Attic was used for daimones—
 2 Craty|          same with esia, which is an old form of ousia, and means
 3 Craty|          light (selas) which is ever old and new, and which, as Anaxagoras
 4 Craty|         omega), or, according to the old Attic form ora (with an
 5 Craty|            which I can only apply my old notion and declare that
 6 Craty|           know that according to the old pronunciation, which is
 7 Craty|        Cratylus presses him with the old sophistical argument, that
 8 Craty|        argument is too subtle for an old man to understand: Suppose
 9 Craty|          else, and the new use of an old and familiar phrase has
10 Craty|      slightly changed;’ ‘there is an old Homeric word emesato, meaning “
11 Craty|           aside as too subtle for an old man (compare Euthyd.), could
12 Craty|       eliminated; the remains of the old traditional methods have
13 Craty|              to alter the meaning of old ones, except in the case,
14 Craty|          also from the falterings of old age, the searching for words,
15 Craty|          prose as well as verse. The old onomatopea of primitive
16 Craty|            name is as correct as the old—we frequently change the
17 Craty| newly-imposed name is as good as the old: for there is no name given
18 Craty|             Eros with an eta, in the old writing eros with an epsilon.)~
19 Craty|             think of the word in the old Attic, and you will see
20 Craty|           traditions of antiquity as old as the days of Cronos and
21 Craty|         always new (neon) and always old (enon), if the disciples
22 Craty|              light, and there is the old light of the previous month.~
23 Craty|              a light which is always old and always new (enon neon
24 Craty|          orai should be spelt in the old Attic way, if you desire
25 Craty|            of zemiodes, which in the old language is clearly indicated.~
26 Craty|       epsilon into an iota after the old fashion, this word will
27 Craty|         called esros (influx) in the old time when they used omicron
28 Craty|              not be surprised if the old language when compared with
29 Craty|           the same as ienai. And the old word kinesis will be correctly