Dialogue

 1 Craty| preserves all things, and is the cause of all things, quasi diaion
 2 Craty|      confused with the secondary cause; and God is assumed to have
 3 Craty|   individuality in the universal cause or nature. In like manner
 4 Craty|         too much the nature of a cause, and too little of an effect,—
 5 Craty|         be the sole or principal cause of changes in language,
 6 Craty|        suppose the conception of cause and effect or of the finite
 7 Craty|        principle (othoun) is the cause and ruling power of all
 8 Craty|          am speaking is also the cause of the world: now a cause
 9 Craty|        cause of the world: now a cause is that because of which
10 Craty|   partaking of the nature of the cause, and I begin, after hearing
11 Craty|       Let me ask you what is the cause why anything has a name;
12 Craty|       which imposes the name the cause?~HERMOGENES: Certainly.~