Dialogue

 1 Craty|           barbarians, or in close relations to the barbarians. Socrates
 2 Craty|           Times, persons, places, relations of all kinds, are expressed
 3 Craty|           has been laid bare; the relations of sounds have been more
 4 Craty|         is a thing of degrees and relations and associations and exceptions:
 5 Craty| comprehended originally many more relations, and that prepositions are
 6 Craty|        ultimately resolvable into relations of space and time. Nor can
 7 Craty|       word, this power of forming relations to one another was contained.
 8 Craty|          there is a similarity of relations by which they are held together.~
 9 Craty|  differences of things, and their relations to one another. At first
10 Craty|         expression of the logical relations of the clauses is closer