Dialogue

 1 Craty|       been amusing his fancy by writing a comedy in the form of
 2 Craty|      inventors of language, but writing and speaking, and particularly
 3 Craty| language than any other ancient writing. But feeling the uncertain
 4 Craty|       and accent, of speech and writing, of poetry and prose. We
 5 Craty|          and a greater still in writing, taking the place of one
 6 Craty|     unconscious? In speaking or writing have we present to our minds
 7 Craty|         they acquire the use of writing and have a literature of
 8 Craty|  language in conversation or in writing, how we put words together,
 9 Craty|    either from the influence of writing and literature, or because
10 Craty|        speech and by the use of writing and printing. (2) The meaning
11 Craty|    speech. (2) The invention of writing again is commonly attributed
12 Craty|      time to perfect the art of writing, and another long period
13 Craty|      poetry or the invention of writing, languages were only dialects.
14 Craty|         of the country in which writing was not used or in which
15 Craty|       expression, especially in writing, tautology begins to appear.
16 Craty|         with an eta, in the old writing eros with an epsilon.)~SOCRATES: