Dialogue

 1 Craty|  to-day, and to-morrow he will go to a priest and be purified,
 2 Craty|       some priest or sophist. ‘Go on; I am anxious to hear
 3 Craty| getting into our heads, let us go on to Ares. He is the manly
 4 Craty|       of falsehoods.~‘Will you go on to the elements—sun,
 5 Craty|        not, and poreuesthai to go), and arete is euporia,
 6 Craty|       from alpha and ienai, to go: algedon is a foreign word,
 7 Craty|   Socrates argues, that he may go up to a man and say ‘this
 8 Craty|    picture,’ and again, he may go and say to him ‘this is
 9 Craty|        the child himself, they go back to the beginnings of
10 Craty|       therefore you had better go to him, and beg and entreat
11 Craty|       and says that you cannot go into the same water twice.~
12 Craty|      walks, and not allowed to go on, and therefore he called
13 Craty|      nature of names. But they go changing the name into Phersephone,
14 Craty|      derived from sunienai (to go along with), and, like epistasthai (
15 Craty|   SOCRATES: Well, then, let me go on in the hope of making
16 Craty|        not, and poreuesthai to go), like anything else which
17 Craty|        be any end, lets things go again (luei), and makes
18 Craty|     remember, that if a person go on analysing names into
19 Craty|        ron (stream), ienai (to go), schesis (retention), about
20 Craty|      the difference? May I not go to a man and say to him, ‘
21 Craty|        SOCRATES: And may I not go to him again, and say, ‘
22 Craty|        lesson; but at present, go into the country, as you