Dialogue

 1 Craty|     principles which, whether applied to society or language,
 2 Craty|   spurious dialectic which is applied to them; the jest about
 3 Craty|       literature, technically applied in philosophy and art; they
 4 Craty|       sentence or a word when applied to primitive language, it
 5 Craty|     of the fittest’ have been applied in the field of philology,
 6 Craty|      to be true, that whether applied to language or to other
 7 Craty|  subject to which it has been applied. Nor in any case can the
 8 Craty|       Quotations are as often applied in a sense which the author
 9 Craty|       of correctness is to be applied to them.~SOCRATES: Yes,
10 Craty| reason why the name pothos is applied to things absent, as imeros
11 Craty|   mode of assignment, whether applied to figures or to names,
12 Craty|        I call right, and when applied to names only, true as well