Dialogue

 1 Craty|    Prodicus,’ we should have understood Plato better, and many points
 2 Craty|   meaning, though hard to be understood, because really a sentence
 3 Craty|      imitation of the object understood, is the first rudiment of
 4 Craty|      other minds, is neither understood nor seen by us, and is with
 5 Craty|      of a language is better understood. Many merely verbal questions
 6 Craty|     other preposition ‘being understood’ in a Greek sentence is
 7 Craty|  from any necessity of being understood,—much less articulation
 8 Craty|    us, which is more readily understood or more easily remembered.
 9 Craty|      individuals, are better understood by us when we know something
10 Craty|     and when they are better understood by us, we feel more kindly
11 Craty| meaning, although hard to be understood, because really like a sentence,