Dialogue

 1 Craty|    the truest things which he says are depreciated by himself.
 2 Craty|     grow.’ But still, when he says that ‘the legislator made
 3 Craty|     he would have said, as he says of the names of the Gods,
 4 Craty| dreaming; he has heard, as he says in the Phaedrus, from another:
 5 Craty|      and which, as Anaxagoras says, is borrowed from the sun;
 6 Craty|  little to little,” as Hesiod says.’ Socrates here interposes
 7 Craty|       arguing about names; he says that they are natural and
 8 Craty|        And a true proposition says that which is, and a false
 9 Craty|       and a false proposition says that which is not?~HERMOGENES:
10 Craty|       each thing as everybody says that there are? and will
11 Craty|   Protagoras tells us? For he says that man is the measure
12 Craty|       Do you not know what he says about the river in Troy
13 Craty|     Hephaestus?~‘Whom,’ as he says, ‘the Gods call Xanthus,
14 Craty|   about the bird which, as he says,~‘The Gods call Chalcis,
15 Craty|       And Homer, as you know, says that the Trojan men called
16 Craty|     very good reason, when he says,~‘For he alone defended
17 Craty|       Yes, I do.~SOCRATES: He says of them—~‘But now that fate
18 Craty|      this, because he further says that we are the iron race.~
19 Craty|    the stream of a river, and says that you cannot go into
20 Craty| Hesiod.).’~And again, Orpheus says, that~‘The fair river of
21 Craty|      meaning in what Cratylus says.~SOCRATES: I should imagine
22 Craty|    this name: ‘O my friends,’ says he to us, ‘seeing that he
23 Craty|      quarrel. For one of them says that justice is the sun,
24 Craty|    his own honest opinion, he says, ‘Fire in the abstract’;
25 Craty|    very intelligible. Another says, ‘No, not fire in the abstract,
26 Craty|     to laugh at all this, and says, as Anaxagoras says, that
27 Craty|       and says, as Anaxagoras says, that justice is mind, for
28 Craty|     Cratylus mystifies me; he says that there is a fitness
29 Craty|        indeed; but, as Hesiod says, and I agree with him, ‘
30 Craty|     Achilles in the ‘Prayers’ says to Ajax,—~‘Illustrious Ajax,
31 Craty|    resemblance, as Hermogenes says, is a shabby thing, which