Dialogue

 1 Craty| characteristic of the Heracleitean philosophers, he clings to the doctrine
 2 Craty|        oran ta ano, which, as some philosophers say, is the way to have
 3 Craty|            of names were like some philosophers who fancy that the earth
 4 Craty|            place of them.’ Several philosophers and sophists are mentioned
 5 Craty|         looking upwards; which, as philosophers say, is the way to have
 6 Craty|          men were like some modern philosophers, who, by always going round
 7 Craty|           children or animals. The philosophers of the last century, after
 8 Craty|          on artificial principles. Philosophers have sometimes dreamed of
 9 Craty|         looking upwards; which, as philosophers tell us, is the way to have
10 Craty|    considerable persons; they were philosophers, and had a good deal to
11 Craty|        like too many of our modern philosophers, who, in their search after
12 Craty|       whether you are one of those philosophers who think that falsehood