Dialogue

 1 Craty|         a name, affirms the real existence of that which is sought
 2 Craty|     world of abstract terms into existence, as the former has created
 3 Craty|         has or has not an actual existence; or that the antitheses,
 4 Craty|        words have an independent existence; thus anticipating the solution
 5 Craty|           and has an independent existence. The imitation of the lion’
 6 Craty|       little of a matter-of-fact existence.~Or again, we may frame
 7 Craty|          figment had ever a real existence, or is anything more than
 8 Craty| unintelligible. The struggle for existence among words is not of that
 9 Craty|        case can the struggle for existence be deemed to be the sole
10 Craty|         notice of the precarious existence and uncertain character
11 Craty|       may meet in a struggle for existence until one of the two is
12 Craty|         pronouns and the verb of existence generally more irregular
13 Craty|       pronouns or in the verb of existence of which the forms were
14 Craty|        battle is in the world of existence, and according to the doctrine
15 Craty|      being the swiftest thing in existence, allows of no stay in things
16 Craty|          so many words that real existence is that for which there
17 Craty|    implying the divine motion of existence; pseudos (falsehood) is
18 Craty|        image. Let us suppose the existence of two objects: one of them
19 Craty|        truth.~SOCRATES: How real existence is to be studied or discovered
20 Craty|      good, or any other absolute existence?~CRATYLUS: Certainly, Socrates,