Dialogue

 1 Craty|       the dialogue. But then, we remember that the Euthydemus is a
 2 Craty|    etymology.’ Yes; but you must remember that all language is in
 3 Craty|      have undergone; and we must remember that however far we carry
 4 Craty|   entertain conjecture.’ We must remember the length of time that
 5 Craty| paternity of a language, we must remember that the parents are alive
 6 Craty|     towards them. Lastly, we may remember that all knowledge is valuable
 7 Craty|          true sense? And we must remember that different legislators
 8 Craty|        Scamander.’~HERMOGENES: I remember.~SOCRATES: Well, and about
 9 Craty|          that instance: you will remember I dare say the lines to
10 Craty|    therefore correct. If I could remember the genealogy of Hesiod,
11 Craty|        not.~SOCRATES: Do you not remember that he speaks of a golden
12 Craty|         attend to me; and first, remember that we often put in and
13 Craty|       stream of things. You must remember that the poets, when they
14 Craty|        not flinch. For we should remember, that if a person go on
15 Craty|  retained; and this, as you will remember, was remarked by Hermogenes
16 Craty|        letters.~CRATYLUS: Yes, I remember.~SOCRATES: Good; and when
17 Craty|          You were saying, if you remember, that he who gave names