[Pyana-list] , but denies that names can. Socrates argues, that he may go up

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On roundness; nu inwardness; rho accent rush or roar; lambda liquidity;
gamma lambda the detention of the liquid or slippery element; delta and
tau binding; phi, psi, sigma, xi, wind and cold, and so on. Plato's
analysis of the letters of the alphabet shows a wonderful insight into
the nature of language. He does not expressively distinguish between
mere imitation and the symbolical use of sound to express thought, but
he recognises in the examples which he gives both modes of imitation.
Gesture is the mode which a deaf and dumb person would take of
indicating his meaning. And language is the gesture of the tongue; in
the use of the let