Dialogue

 1 Euthyd|   schoolmen; the simple use of language has been, happily, restored
 2 Euthyd|  criticism; (2) the science of language, under which all questions
 3 Euthyd|        dead by an ambiguity of language. The term logic has two
 4 Euthyd|      have rooted themselves in language—as troublesome elements
 5 Euthyd|   philosophies, at a time when language was first beginning to perplex
 6 Euthyd|     word ‘this’ (Theaet.) from language; in which the ideas of space,
 7 Euthyd|  fallacy so gross, no trick of language so transparent, no abstraction
 8 Euthyd|          1) The uncertainty of language, which allows the same words
 9 Euthyd| contain allusions to tricks of language which may have been practised
10 Euthyd|     allow the strangers to use language in their own way, and not
11 Euthyd|       may be described, in the language of Aeschylus, as alone sitting