Dialogue

 1 Craty|  Arist. Met.) and the Orphic poets are alluded to by the way;
 2 Craty|     him you may learn of the poets, and in particular of Homer,
 3 Craty|    recourse, like the tragic poets, to a Deus ex machina, and
 4 Craty|    ex machina’ by the tragic poets when they have to solve
 5 Craty|      to remind us that great poets like Aeschylus or Sophocles
 6 Craty|  must learn of Homer and the poets.~HERMOGENES: And where does
 7 Craty|      kind in Homer and other poets. Now, I think that this
 8 Craty|     occurs. Now he and other poets say truly, that when a good
 9 Craty|    body; probably the Orphic poets were the inventors of the
10 Craty|     the air is wind, and the poets call the winds ‘air-blasts,’ (
11 Craty|   You must remember that the poets, when they speak of the
12 Craty| divine help, like the tragic poets, who in any perplexity have