Dialogue

 1 Craty|     I agree to call a man a horse, then a man will be rightly
 2 Craty|    will be rightly called a horse by me, and a man by the
 3 Craty|    be called a lion, or the horse’s foal a foal, so the son
 4 Craty|   called a king. But if the horse had produced a calf, then
 5 Craty|    as the foal succeeds the horse, but when, out of the course
 6 Craty| suppose that I call a man a horse or a horse a man, you mean
 7 Craty|     call a man a horse or a horse a man, you mean to say that
 8 Craty|    will be rightly called a horse by me individually, and
 9 Craty|    rest of the world; and a horse again would be rightly called
10 Craty|    called a man by me and a horse by the world:—that is your
11 Craty|     lion, and the foal of a horse a horse; I am speaking only
12 Craty|   and the foal of a horse a horse; I am speaking only of the
13 Craty|     if contrary to nature a horse have a calf, then I should
14 Craty|    was before supposed of a horse foaling a calf.~HERMOGENES:
15 Craty| describing the running of a horse, or any other animal, we