Dialogue

1 Craty|   oiesis is nothing but the movement (oisis) of the soul towards
2 Craty|   be described by a similar movement of our own frames. The body
3 Craty|  gesture of the body to the movement of the tongue, Plato makes
4 Craty|     and the expression of a movement stirring the hearts not
5 Craty|   action of man or beast or movement of nature, but that in all
6 Craty|     may be accompanied by a movement of the eyes, nose, fingers,
7 Craty|    impediment to motion and movement. Then the word kakia appears
8 Craty|    moving), and implies the movement of the soul to the essential
9 Craty| further observed the liquid movement of lambda, in the pronunciation