Dialogue

1 Craty|         ania is from alpha and ienai, to go: algedon is a foreign
2 Craty|    kiein, is a foreign form of ienai: of kinesis or eisis, the
3 Craty|       it. The meaning of kakos ienai may be further illustrated
4 Craty|    kakia appears to mean kakos ienai, or going badly, or limping
5 Craty| hindrance of motion (alpha and ienai); algedon (distress), if
6 Craty|        the names ron (stream), ienai (to go), schesis (retention),
7 Craty|      foreign form, the same as ienai. And the old word kinesis
8 Craty|      stasis is the negative of ienai (or eisis), and has been
9 Craty|        as imitative of motion, ienai, iesthai. And there is another