Dialogue

 1 Craty|          furnish any answer to the question of Hermogenes, which is
 2 Craty|           That is a very difficult question.’ O, my dear Hermogenes,
 3 Craty|             And let me ask another question,—If we had no faculty of
 4 Craty|            have been given to this question, either in ancient or in
 5 Craty|          cannot be eliminated.~The question, ‘whether falsehood is impossible,’
 6 Craty|              These words suggest a question of deeper interest than
 7 Craty|          Neither need we raise the question whether the laws of language,
 8 Craty|            are not considering the question of its utility to the beginner
 9 Craty|          there is no answer to the question; or no other answer but
10 Craty|             Upon these depends the question whether it will bear the
11 Craty|           once able to answer your question about the correctness of
12 Craty|            we had better leave the question open until we have heard
13 Craty|       suppose that I ask a similar question about names: will you answer
14 Craty|          care to know, is the next question.~HERMOGENES: Certainly,
15 Craty| dialecticians, and able to put the question (erotan), for eirein is
16 Craty|         certainly a most difficult question.~SOCRATES: My dear Hermogenes,
17 Craty|       Hipponicus, you ask a solemn question; there is a serious and
18 Craty|          And here I will ask you a question: Suppose that we had no
19 Craty|         let us have done with this question and proceed to another,
20 Craty|          and many others say, is a question hard to determine; and no