Dialogue

 1 Craty| touches: the inspiration which comes from Euthyphro, and his
 2 Craty|       a new and ingenious idea comes into my mind, and, if I
 3 Craty|        ploutos, because wealth comes out of the earth; or the
 4 Craty|      portion of the word which comes into use or drops out of
 5 Craty|   language or even prior to it comes the principle of onomatopea,
 6 Craty| expression which strikes us or comes home to us, which is more
 7 Craty| SOCRATES: To be sure. But what comes next?—of Zeus we have spoken.~
 8 Craty|     the giver of wealth, which comes out of the earth beneath.
 9 Craty| meaning of the word ge (earth) comes out better when in the form
10 Craty|       is created; and some one comes and whispers in my ear that
11 Craty|       and love the light which comes after the darkness, and
12 Craty|       Must he not stop when he comes to the names which are the