Dialogue

1  Meno|    who welcomes the familiar language of Gorgias and Empedocles.
2  Meno|    embellished with poetical language, to the better and truer
3  Meno| superior to the illusions of language, and are constantly crying
4  Meno|    necessary imperfection of language against the most certain
5  Meno|   had any true conception of language or of the history of philosophy.
6  Meno| human mind and the nature of language are almost wholly ignored,
7  Meno|  other. We may trace them in language, in philosophy, in mythology,