Dialogue

 1 Craty|      infection from Euthyphro, who gave me a long lecture which
 2 Craty|       Hestia. What did he mean who gave the name Hestia? ‘That is
 3 Craty|          machina, and say that God gave the first names, and therefore
 4 Craty|          about names? He who first gave names, gave them according
 5 Craty|           He who first gave names, gave them according to his conception,
 6 Craty|        power more than human first gave things their names, and
 7 Craty|          the inventors of language gave names, under the idea that
 8 Craty| rarefaction of consonants. But who gave to language these primeval
 9 Craty|      formed the manners of men and gave them customs, whose voice
10 Craty|    converted, for a while probably gave more delight to the hearers
11 Craty|     rightly called; whether chance gave the name, or perhaps some
12 Craty|          the Prospaltian deme, who gave me a long lecture which
13 Craty|      suppose him to have meant who gave the name Hestia?~HERMOGENES:
14 Craty|        avoid inferring that he who gave the names of Cronos and
15 Craty|           aroton misesasa). He who gave the Goddess her name may
16 Craty|       ethei noesin), and therefore gave her the name ethonoe; which,
17 Craty|            all sorts, and hence he gave the name aeischoroun to
18 Craty|         but in another way; he who gave the name intended to express
19 Craty|            the two names which you gave to the two other imitators.
20 Craty|           by saying that ‘the Gods gave the first names, and therefore
21 Craty|           and the union of the two gave the notion of a glutinous
22 Craty|           Why clearly he who first gave names gave them according
23 Craty|            he who first gave names gave them according to his conception
24 Craty|   conception was erroneous, and he gave names according to his conception,
25 Craty|             and that the art which gave names was the art of the
26 Craty|          you remember, that he who gave names must have known the
27 Craty|            a power more than human gave things their first names,