Dialogue

 1 Craty| imperfectly executed; and in this way an element of chance or
 2 Craty|    Cratylus have also found their way into later writers. Some
 3 Craty|          that he is preparing the way for the construction of
 4 Craty|          philosophers say, is the way to have a pure mind; the
 5 Craty|       poets are alluded to by the way; then he discovers a hive
 6 Craty|     replies that this is the only way in which he can conceive
 7 Craty|     processes. There is a natural way of cutting or burning, and
 8 Craty|        cut or burn, and any other way will fail;—this is true
 9 Craty|          philosophers say, is the way to have a pure mind. The
10 Craty|        the epsilon is inserted by way of ornament; or perhaps
11 Craty|         are ion, reon, doun?’ One way of explaining them has been
12 Craty|        which you were asking. The way to analyze them will be
13 Craty|          to say that this was the way in which the ancients framed
14 Craty|       assume that we have in this way discovered the true account
15 Craty|           carries us but a little way in the investigation of
16 Craty|         man should prefer his own way of speaking to that of others,
17 Craty|          intelligible or show the way in which they have arisen;
18 Craty|      river’ is always forcing its way out. We may witness the
19 Craty|            It received in another way a new character; it affected
20 Craty|       should say that the natural way is the right way.~SOCRATES:
21 Craty|          natural way is the right way.~SOCRATES: Again, in burning,
22 Craty|      Again, in burning, not every way is the right way; but the
23 Craty|        not every way is the right way; but the right way is the
24 Craty|          right way; but the right way is the natural way, and
25 Craty|          right way is the natural way, and the right instrument
26 Craty|         who speaks in the natural way of speaking, and as things
27 Craty|    pleasure: in this and no other way shall we name with success.~
28 Craty|       reflect?~SOCRATES: The true way is to have the assistance
29 Craty|      philosophers tell us, is the way to have a pure mind, and
30 Craty|         of names—that will be the way; but to-morrow, if you are
31 Craty|         her smooth and easy-going way of behaving. Artemis is
32 Craty|          is a derivation in every way appropriate to the God of
33 Craty|         be spelt in the old Attic way, if you desire to know the
34 Craty|    signifies good, but in another way; he who gave the name intended
35 Craty|    HERMOGENES: Yes.~SOCRATES: One way of giving the appearance
36 Craty|       suggested.~HERMOGENES: What way?~SOCRATES: To say that names
37 Craty|          we not begin in the same way with letters; first separating
38 Craty|          to say that this was the way in which (not we but) the
39 Craty|           to analyse them in this way? for I am certain that I
40 Craty|         of our ability, saying by way of preface, as I said before
41 Craty|         of things, but in another way?~CRATYLUS: Yes.~SOCRATES:
42 Craty|       things, is there any better way of framing representations
43 Craty|     correct in our view, the only way of learning and discovering
44 Craty|         CRATYLUS: No; not in that way, Socrates.~SOCRATES: But
45 Craty|          to know them? What other way can there be of knowing
46 Craty|       except the true and natural way, through their affinities,
47 Craty|         be the nobler and clearer way; to learn of the image,
48 Craty|  Hermogenes shall set you on your way.~CRATYLUS: Very good, Socrates;