Dialogue

 1 Craty|        vocation as a detector of false knowledge, lights by accident
 2 Craty|         is in words a true and a false, as there are true and false
 3 Craty|     false, as there are true and false propositions. If a whole
 4 Craty|     whole proposition be true or false, then the parts of a proposition
 5 Craty|       proposition may be true or false, and the least parts as
 6 Craty|   therefore names may be true or false. Would Hermogenes maintain
 7 Craty|          two forms, a true and a false; and is in the upper part
 8 Craty|     would these words be true or false? ‘I should say that they
 9 Craty| representation true and right or false and wrong? Cratylus admits
10 Craty|      pictures may give a true or false representation, but denies
11 Craty|        names are true and others false, we can only decide between
12 Craty|  explicit,’ and the like, have a false clearness or comprehensiveness,
13 Craty|      strip off from language the false appearances in which grammar
14 Craty|         is in words a true and a false?~HERMOGENES: Certainly.~
15 Craty|           And there are true and false propositions?~HERMOGENES:
16 Craty|        says that which is, and a false proposition says that which
17 Craty|  proposition there is a true and false?~HERMOGENES: Certainly.~
18 Craty|     propositions may be true and false, names may be true and false?~
19 Craty|     false, names may be true and false?~HERMOGENES: So we must
20 Craty|          has two forms, true and false?~HERMOGENES: Certainly.~
21 Craty|        nonsense would be true or false, or partly true and partly
22 Craty|        or partly true and partly false:—which is all that I want
23 Craty|        and in the case of names, false as well as wrong.~CRATYLUS: