Dialogue

 1 Craty| either wholly right or wholly wrong, or that Plato, though he
 2 Craty|       But we shall not be far wrong in placing the Cratylus
 3 Craty|  pictures may give a right or wrong representation of a man
 4 Craty|   true and right or false and wrong? Cratylus admits that pictures
 5 Craty|    that there is a right or a wrong assignment of names, and
 6 Craty|    Timaeus.)~Neither is Plato wrong in supposing that an element
 7 Craty|     from them about right and wrong, matter and mind, freedom
 8 Craty|      that there is a right or wrong in the formation of words.
 9 Craty|    SOCRATES: And we cannot be wrong in supposing that this is
10 Craty|   others. Nor shall we be far wrong in supposing that the author
11 Craty|     piece of work, and in the wrong direction.~HERMOGENES: That,
12 Craty|   shall we say that this is a wrong name, or not his name at
13 Craty|       which is unlike, I call wrong, and in the case of names,
14 Craty|       names, false as well as wrong.~CRATYLUS: That may be true,
15 Craty|       may call truth, and the wrong assignment of them falsehood.
16 Craty|        Now if there be such a wrong assignment of names, there
17 Craty|    names, there may also be a wrong or inappropriate assignment
18 Craty|  occasional substitution of a wrong letter, and if of a letter
19 Craty|    hardness? Were we right or wrong in saying so?~CRATYLUS: