Dialogue

 1 Craty|  them is effected in earlier ages by musical and euphonic
 2 Craty|    of words, as in civilised ages the dialectician is the
 3 Craty|      makers of them in later ages. They carry with them the
 4 Craty|      has been flowing in all ages. They have been transmitted
 5 Craty|   the air, continuous in all ages and countries,—like the
 6 Craty|    in the course of infinite ages. Something too may be allowed
 7 Craty|      in them during infinite ages.~CLEINIAS: How so?~ATHENIAN
 8 Craty| which have existed in former ages; or in so far as they furnish
 9 Craty| obliterated in the course of ages. The poet of language cannot
10 Craty|      which in all succeeding ages became the natural vehicle
11 Craty|     with nature, and distant ages and countries with one another.
12 Craty|     his whole race in remote ages; he saw only what was at
13 Craty|    been lost in the lapse of ages; names have been so twisted
14 Craty|  been plenty of liars in all ages.~CRATYLUS: Why, Socrates,