Dialogue

 1 Craty|       social life is naturally regarded as the creator of language,
 2 Craty|     Plato, and would have been regarded by him as in the main true.
 3 Craty|      after andreia, and may be regarded as o lian desmos tes psuches,
 4 Craty|        master has shown how he regarded pedantic distinctions of
 5 Craty|     the aspects in which it is regarded by us. Then again, when
 6 Craty|         And what then is to be regarded as the origin of government?
 7 Craty|          2) in which they were regarded in relation to human thought,
 8 Craty|        ancient. The latter are regarded as furnishing a type of
 9 Craty|    grammar, or rather is to be regarded as another law of language
10 Craty| Sunesis (understanding) may be regarded in like manner as a kind
11 Craty|        secondary—when they are regarded simply as names, there is