Dialogue

 1 Craty|       in the dialogue. Does he agree with Cratylus or with Hermogenes,
 2 Craty|    rejoins Socrates, that if I agree to call a man a horse, then
 3 Craty|       then the names no longer agree. This may be illustrated
 4 Craty|     remarks. Does not Cratylus agree with him that names teach
 5 Craty| another poor thing; although I agree with you in thinking that
 6 Craty|      the human voice which men agree to use; but that there is
 7 Craty|     they appear to you. Do you agree with him, or would you say
 8 Craty|    with Protagoras; not that I agree with him at all.~SOCRATES:
 9 Craty|   failure.~HERMOGENES: I quite agree with you.~SOCRATES: And
10 Craty|    with success.~HERMOGENES: I agree.~SOCRATES: But again, that
11 Craty|      legislator?~HERMOGENES: I agree.~SOCRATES: And is every
12 Craty|       and other things. Do you agree with me?~HERMOGENES: Yes,
13 Craty|    with me?~HERMOGENES: Yes, I agree.~SOCRATES: Very good. But
14 Craty|     his bride. Every one would agree that the name of Tantalus
15 Craty|     the omitted letters do not agree.). Perhaps, however, the
16 Craty|   fashion, this word will then agree with other words meaning
17 Craty|   presence of Socrates, do you agree in what Socrates has been
18 Craty|     but, as Hesiod says, and I agree with him, ‘to add little
19 Craty|   CRATYLUS: No; there I do not agree with you.~SOCRATES: Then
20 Craty|         CRATYLUS: I would fain agree with you, Socrates; and
21 Craty|     say, Cratylus?~CRATYLUS: I agree; and think that what you
22 Craty|    saying about sounds. Do you agree with me that the letter
23 Craty|  correctness of names? I quite agree with you that words should
24 Craty|   truth of things.~CRATYLUS: I agree.~SOCRATES: But if that is