Dialogue

 1 Craty|       rest of his philosophy.~2. We do not deny that Socrates
 2 Craty|       be permitted to appear: 2. as Benfey remarks, an erroneous
 3 Craty|       grave’ of the soul, or (2) may mean ‘that by which
 4 Craty|    analysis and observation.~(2) There is no trace in any
 5 Craty|     only a pleasing picture. (2) There is the fallacy of
 6 Craty|    touch the subject at all.~(2) There are other errors
 7 Craty| characterized independently, (2) in which they were regarded
 8 Craty|     of writing and printing. (2) The meaning of words varies
 9 Craty|     ordinary life or speech. (2) The invention of writing
10 Craty|     clearness and connexion; (2) the fear of tautology; (
11 Craty|    two successive sentences. (2) It is relative to facts,