Dialogue

 1 Craty|         a similar manner by the analogy of the arts. Was there a
 2 Craty|    Republic, is examined by the analogy of the arts. Words are works
 3 Craty|    nature of correctness by the analogy of the arts, and then, as
 4 Craty| experience and common sense. An analogy, a figure of speech, an
 5 Craty|   uncertain, is gained from the analogy of causes still in action,
 6 Craty|       the nature of language by analogy. We have the analogy of
 7 Craty|         by analogy. We have the analogy of the cries of animals,
 8 Craty|         It was the principle of analogy which introduced into this ‘
 9 Craty|         are likewise based upon analogy. Time has an analogy with
10 Craty|       upon analogy. Time has an analogy with space, arithmetic with
11 Craty|  interruptions or variations of analogy occur in pronouns or in
12 Craty|     intersected by the lines of analogy. Like number from which
13 Craty|       derived, the principle of analogy opens the eyes of men to
14 Craty|    reason why this principle of analogy prevails in all the vast
15 Craty|     ways in which, like number, analogy permeates, not only language,
16 Craty|    earth.~iii. Next in order to analogy in the formation of language
17 Craty|       which is itself a kind of analogy or similarity of sound and
18 Craty|   formed according to a correct analogy, but what is the usage of