Dialogue

1 Craty|       one.~You mean to say, for instance, rejoins Socrates, that
2 Craty| explained. There is techne, for instance. This, by an aphaeresis
3 Craty|       Well, now, let me take an instance;—suppose that I call a man
4 Craty|     readily apprehended in that instance: you will remember I dare
5 Craty|  entirely opposite sense; I may instance the word deon, which occurs
6 Craty|        myself in the particular instance of the names of the letters.~
7 Craty|         for suppose we take the instance of number, how can you ever