Dialogue

 1 Craty| dialogues of Plato may be more truly viewed:—they are dramatic
 2 Craty|        artists. According to a truly Platonic mode of approaching
 3 Craty|      the mind of Plato is more truly seen in the vague realism
 4 Craty|       he will purge away,’ are truly humorous. While delivering
 5 Craty|      Yet he has conceived very truly the relation of Greek to
 6 Craty|        see language more as it truly was. The immensity of the
 7 Craty|       Now in this sense we may truly say that we are not conscious
 8 Craty|  divisions of sound; we may be truly said to know what we can
 9 Craty|     Now he and other poets say truly, that when a good man dies
10 Craty|   therefore the Goddess may be truly called Pherepaphe (Pherepapha),
11 Craty|    disciples of Anaxagoras say truly. For the sun in his revolution
12 Craty|     gaia, for the earth may be truly called ‘mother’ (gaia, genneteira),
13 Craty|  notions of original names are truly wild and ridiculous, though