Dialogue

 1 Craty|         Phaedrus. The jest is a long one, extending over more
 2 Craty|       Antisthenes, how does the long catalogue of etymologies
 3 Craty|        Euthyphro, who gave me a long lecture which began at dawn,
 4 Craty|      work his will with them so long as they are confused and
 5 Craty|         But it may have taken a long time to perfect the art
 6 Craty|         of writing, and another long period may have elapsed
 7 Craty|       intimation to a friend; a long or elaborate speech or composition
 8 Craty|         defended their city and long walls’?~This appears to
 9 Craty|   letter make any difference so long as the essence of the thing
10 Craty|    which we add to them; but so long as we introduce the meaning,
11 Craty| Prospaltian deme, who gave me a long lecture which commenced
12 Craty|        original names have been long ago buried and disguised
13 Craty|    which is called by us emera (long e).~HERMOGENES: That is
14 Craty|         the reason is, that men long for (imeirousi) and love
15 Craty|      whether some Muse may have long been an inhabitant of your
16 Craty|      Excellent Cratylus, I have long been wondering at my own
17 Craty|        named, and described, so long as the general character
18 Craty|    consistently mistaken in the long deductions which follow.