Dialogue

 1 Craty|       beauty and good; but he never supposed that they were capable of
 2 Craty|        natural dislike which may be supposed to exist between the ‘patrons
 3 Craty|           is another name, which is supposed to have some dreadful meaning,
 4 Craty|        night,’ and not, as is often supposed, ‘that which makes things
 5 Craty|       example; the word agathos was supposed by us to be a compound of
 6 Craty|            delta into zeta; this is supposed to increase the grandeur
 7 Craty|           existent languages may be supposed to be the perversion. But
 8 Craty|             day.’)~It can hardly be supposed that any traces of an original
 9 Craty|       observation possible. What is supposed to be our consciousness
10 Craty| philologians whether climate can be supposed to have exercised any influence
11 Craty|           sounds, like animals, are supposed to pass into one another
12 Craty|          partly because it has been supposed to imply an actual manufacture
13 Craty|            and always, they must be supposed to have their own proper
14 Craty|            the Gods must clearly be supposed to call things by their
15 Craty|           the case which was before supposed of a horse foaling a calf.~
16 Craty|            SOCRATES: Heracleitus is supposed to say that all things are
17 Craty|            was saying, is generally supposed to have some terrible signification.
18 Craty|            other words the alpha is supposed to mean ‘together,’ so the
19 Craty|          sophia, for all things are supposed to be in motion. Good (agathon)
20 Craty|            delta into zeta; this is supposed to increase the grandeur
21 Craty|            the original form may be supposed to have been eone, but this
22 Craty|      sentences; for these cannot be supposed to be made up of other names?
23 Craty|             the greater part may be supposed to be made up of proper
24 Craty|       custom and convention must be supposed to contribute to the indication