Dialogue

 1 Craty|         thus describes, Plato had probably no very definite notion.
 2 Craty|            This misconception has probably arisen from two causes:
 3 Craty|   semainei) her wishes.’ But more probably, the word is Orphic, and
 4 Craty|          of these explanations is probably true,—perhaps all of them.
 5 Craty|         of agastos and thoos, and probably thoos may be further resolvable.
 6 Craty| semi-barbarous age. How, he would probably have argued, could men devoid
 7 Craty|    physiology of language. He was probably the first who said that ‘
 8 Craty|         must be regulated. He was probably also the first who made
 9 Craty|           utterances of children, probably partook of the nature of
10 Craty|      would consider that, whereas probably every art and part of wisdom
11 Craty|       were converted, for a while probably gave more delight to the
12 Craty|           to (semainei) the body; probably the Orphic poets were the
13 Craty|         Poseidon; the epsilon was probably inserted as an ornament.
14 Craty|        The origin of the sun will probably be clearer in the Doric
15 Craty|            and thoos (swift). And probably thoos is made up of other