Dialogue

1 Craty|   about philology which may be learnt from Homer. Does he not
2 Craty|   semivowels; and when we have learnt them singly, we shall learn
3 Craty|       than we are, and that we learnt of them; or that antiquity
4 Craty|     names: but how can he have learnt things from names before
5 Craty| instinct to him. Primitive men learnt to speak from one another,
6 Craty|      its mother or nurse. They learnt of course a rudimentary,
7 Craty|        to tell you what he has learnt from Protagoras about the