Dialogue

 1 Craty|     abstract; which is not very intelligible. Others laugh at such notions,
 2 Craty|     would gradually cease to be intelligible, like those of a foreign
 3 Craty|          a figure of speech, an intelligible theory, a superficial observation
 4 Craty|   substituting the definite and intelligible for the true but dim outline
 5 Craty|      conscious expressions more intelligible or show the way in which
 6 Craty|         many times over is more intelligible and familiar to us than
 7 Craty|  convince me, if he chose to be intelligible. Tell me, Socrates, what
 8 Craty|       disguised so as not to be intelligible to every one, but to the
 9 Craty| abstract’; but this is not very intelligible. Another says, ‘No, not
10 Craty|     Good. But still the word is intelligible to both of us; when I say