Dialogue

 1 Craty| shooting; or again, supposing alpha to mean ama or omou, Apollo
 2 Craty|    impediment to motion (from alpha not, and poreuesthai to
 3 Craty|     tou somatos: ania is from alpha and ienai, to go: algedon
 4 Craty|       a notion of inwardness: alpha is the expression of size;
 5 Craty|      this; they observed that alpha was adapted to express size;
 6 Craty|      in the use of the letter alpha to express size, or of eta
 7 Craty|     the addition of eta, tau, alpha, gives no offence, and does
 8 Craty|      one letter, which is the alpha, has been omitted, and the
 9 Craty|       in many other words the alpha is supposed to mean ‘together,’
10 Craty|    akolouthos and akoitis the alpha is substituted for an omicron,
11 Craty|       of God (Theonoa);—using alpha as a dialectical variety
12 Craty|      the same nature (from a (alpha) not, and poreuesthai to
13 Craty|      the hindrance of motion (alpha and ienai); algedon (distress),
14 Craty|     sound in endos and entos: alpha he assigned to the expression
15 Craty| grammar we assign the letters alpha or beta, or any other letters