Dialogue

 1 Craty|        in all things there is an element of convention; but the admission
 2 Craty|     executed; and in this way an element of chance or convention
 3 Craty|          and he admits a certain element of chance. But he gives
 4 Craty|      early date. The imaginative element is still in full vigour;
 5 Craty|       wrong in supposing that an element of design and art enters
 6 Craty|     linguae Graecae, there is an element of which he is unable to
 7 Craty|        of the liquid or slippery element; delta and tau binding;
 8 Craty|      there will always remain an element of exception or accident
 9 Craty| philosophy. But there remains an element which cannot be explained,
10 Craty|    always have been a disturbing element. Like great writers in later
11 Craty|         phonetic from the mental element of language; they are really
12 Craty|  imitative power may be a lesser element of beauty in such passages.
13 Craty|       been stopped by the watery element in his walks, and not allowed
14 Craty|         called the ruler of this element Poseidon; the epsilon was
15 Craty|          may be explained as the element which raises (airei) things
16 Craty|     correctly said, because this element is always running in a flux
17 Craty|        the subtlest and swiftest element; for if it were not the
18 Craty|        moving universe. And this element, which superintends all
19 Craty|   diaionta) and burning (kaonta) element which is the guardian of
20 Craty|        at last reached a primary element, which need not be resolved