Dialogue

 1 Craty|       who may recall him to the point’ (Theat.), ‘whither the
 2 Craty|     name anthrotos is a case in point, for a letter has been omitted
 3 Craty|       majority?~Here is another point: we were saying that the
 4 Craty|      researches to the furthest point, in language as in all the
 5 Craty|         be carried to a certain point. ‘If we could always, or
 6 Craty|    historical, or physiological point of view, the materials of
 7 Craty|       able to judge best from a point of view in which he may
 8 Craty|       might watch them from the point of view of time, and observe
 9 Craty|       day we have attained to a point at which nearly every printed
10 Craty|      the classical languages in point of accuracy. The three concords
11 Craty|         it may be approaching a point at which it can no longer
12 Craty|      perfectly correct in every point of view. And I think that
13 Craty|      and unceasing: and in this point of view, as appears to me,
14 Craty|     true.~SOCRATES: And at what point ought he to lose heart and
15 Craty|          if expressing in every point the entire reality, would
16 Craty|  SOCRATES: Let us return to the point from which we digressed.
17 Craty| expressive of motion? This is a point which, as I said before,
18 Craty|      SOCRATES: There is another point. I should not like us to