Dialogue

 1 Craty|       hardly say that Plato was aware of the truth, that ‘languages
 2 Craty|         genius.~I. (1) Plato is aware that language is not the
 3 Craty|         barbarians. Socrates is aware that this principle is liable
 4 Craty|        framers of language were aware of this; they observed that
 5 Craty|   philology; although he is not aware of the laws of euphony and
 6 Craty| observation of Plato. He is not aware that the languages of the
 7 Craty|   Nominalism and Realism. He is aware too that languages exist
 8 Craty|         the speaker, who is now aware that he has acquired a new
 9 Craty|        the change, or is at all aware that in the course of a
10 Craty|     that out?~SOCRATES: You are aware that speech signifies all
11 Craty|         try to explain. You are aware that our forefathers loved
12 Craty|   SOCRATES: And yet, as you are aware, that which is called by