Dialogue

1 Craty|        be given and altered at pleasure. This is one of those principles
2 Craty|     Rush,’ and, above all, the pleasure which Socrates expresses
3 Craty|        and pull out letters at pleasure and alter the accents (as,
4 Craty|       because the sensation of pleasure is likened to a breath (
5 Craty|        and pull out letters at pleasure.’ And the explanation of
6 Craty|      meant chiefly the greater pleasure to the ear and the greater
7 Craty|     instrument, and not at our pleasure: in this and no other way
8 Craty|      What do you say of edone (pleasure), lupe (pain), epithumia (
9 Craty| delight) is so called from the pleasure creeping (erpon) through