Dialogue

 1 Craty|        kinds of work differ, so ought the instruments which make
 2 Craty|       several kinds of shuttles ought to answer in material and
 3 Craty|        webs. And the legislator ought to know the different materials
 4 Craty|         I shall be wiser than I ought to be by to-morrow’s dawn.
 5 Craty|       by the word deilia, which ought to have come after andreia,
 6 Craty|       all motion or kinesis. (I ought to explain that kinesis
 7 Craty|         consecutiveness nothing ought to be expressed which is
 8 Craty|         speaking, and as things ought to be spoken, and with the
 9 Craty|     lead us to infer that names ought to be given according to
10 Craty|     woollen, or other material, ought all of them to have the
11 Craty|         each kind of work, that ought to be the form which the
12 Craty|        employs; for example, he ought to know how to put into
13 Craty|    SOCRATES: Then, as to names: ought not our legislator also
14 Craty|      this river—to know that he ought to be called Xanthus and
15 Craty| SOCRATES: The same names, then, ought to be assigned to those
16 Craty|      has an irreligious son, he ought to bear the name not of
17 Craty|       immutable essences;—there ought to have been more care taken
18 Craty|         so, Socrates.~SOCRATES: Ought we not to begin with the
19 Craty|         I shall be wiser than I ought to be. Now, attend to me;
20 Craty|        in order after Hestia we ought to consider Rhea and Cronos,
21 Craty|         sphigx, sphiggos, which ought properly to be phigx, phiggos,
22 Craty|       deilia (cowardice), which ought to have come after andreia,
23 Craty|        yoke) has no meaning,—it ought to be duogon, which word
24 Craty|   themselves; the former, which ought to be eupherosune and has
25 Craty|       anagke (necessity), which ought to come next, and ekousion (
26 Craty|     SOCRATES: And at what point ought he to lose heart and give
27 Craty|       by syllables and letters; ought we not, therefore, first
28 Craty|      myself. And I think that I ought to stop and ask myself What
29 Craty|       terrible, and therefore I ought often to retrace my steps
30 Craty|  whether a name rightly imposed ought not to have the proper letters.~