Dialogue

 1 Craty|          be distinguished from the idea? They were also seeking
 2 Craty|           clearly-defined end. His idea of literary art is not the
 3 Craty|         two words present the same idea of leader or general, like
 4 Craty|            now a new and ingenious idea comes into my mind, and,
 5 Craty|            by to-morrow’s dawn. My idea is, that we may put in and
 6 Craty| sullogismos tis, akin therefore in idea to episteme; sophia is very
 7 Craty|           delta and tau convey the idea of binding and rest in a
 8 Craty|     language gave names, under the idea that all things are in a
 9 Craty|           explained. But he has no idea that language is a natural
10 Craty|            and outer world, of the idea and the object of sense,
11 Craty|       required to explain some new idea to a popular audience or
12 Craty|          may note to have been the idea of those who appointed that
13 Craty|         two words.~HERMOGENES: The idea is ingenious, Socrates.~
14 Craty|          doxa, and all involve the idea of shooting, just as aboulia,
15 Craty|           error and ignorance; the idea is taken from walking through
16 Craty|            and flux, and that this idea of motion is expressed by
17 Craty|         really give them under the idea that all things were in