Dialogue

1 Craty|    of Anaxagoras is found in psuche and selene. Again, he ridicules
2 Craty|    looks up at what he sees. Psuche may be thought to be the
3 Craty|     Anaxagoras, and say that psuche, quasi phuseche = e phusin
4 Craty|   artistic etymology.’~After psuche follows soma; this, by a
5 Craty| sunienai, sumporeuesthai ten psuche, and is a kind of conclusion—
6 Craty|     imeros—oti eimenos pei e psuche: pothos, the desire which
7 Craty|  natural fitness of the word psuche (soul), and then of the
8 Craty|      who first used the name psuche meant to express that the
9 Craty|     may be refined away into psuche.~HERMOGENES: Certainly;