Dialogue

1 Craty|    and predicate. Grammar and logic were moving about somewhere
2 Craty|    ingenious follies of early logic; in the Cratylus he is ridiculing
3 Craty|    retained at the end of our logic books; and the etymologies
4 Craty|      influence of grammar and logic, and by the poetical and
5 Craty|  complete. At a later period, logic and grammar, sister arts,
6 Craty|     are contained grammar and logic—the parts of speech, the
7 Craty|       analysis of grammar and logic has always existed, or that
8 Craty| speech with the categories of Logic. Nor do we conceive languages
9 Craty|      of meaning and sound, of logic and grammar, of differing