Dialogue

 1 Craty|        now, I think that we may consider the names about which you
 2 Craty|  language. And this leads me to consider whether the primary as well
 3 Craty|       yourself.’~...~We may now consider (I) how far Plato in the
 4 Craty|   languages, which he is led to consider, because he finds that many
 5 Craty|         been inspired and would consider that, whereas probably every
 6 Craty|       it, we may now proceed to consider some of the principles or
 7 Craty|       and to what does he look? Consider this in the light of the
 8 Craty|      the reason of this? Let us consider:—does he not himself suggest
 9 Craty|         Demons! And what do you consider to be the meaning of this
10 Craty|       animals never examine, or consider, or look up at what they
11 Craty|        after Hestia we ought to consider Rhea and Cronos, although
12 Craty|        minds of some who do not consider the true value of the name,
13 Craty| certainly.~SOCRATES: Well then, consider whether this pur is not
14 Craty|       and I suppose that I must consider the meaning of wisdom (phronesis)
15 Craty|        ponder is the same as to consider; or, if you would rather,
16 Craty|       my bent, I should like to consider the meaning of the two words
17 Craty|        we are in a condition to consider the names ron (stream),
18 Craty|        Let me now invite you to consider what Hermogenes and I were
19 Craty|      mean.~SOCRATES: But let us consider what is the nature of this