Dialogue

 1 Craty|     natural process, and with a proper instrument. We cut with
 2 Craty|       is to be the judge of the proper form? The judge of shuttles
 3 Craty|    esuthe and the Lacedaemonian proper name Sous, or Rush; agathon
 4 Craty|         to bind the stream. The proper word would be boulapteroun,
 5 Craty|         to be correct must have proper letters, which bear a resemblance
 6 Craty|      trace the process by which proper names were converted into
 7 Craty|         objects were originally proper names, as the grammarian
 8 Craty|   another, the forgetfulness of proper names (more commonly than
 9 Craty|      supposed to have their own proper and permanent essence: they
10 Craty|         done according to their proper nature, and not according
11 Craty| instrument; but we cut with the proper instrument only, and according
12 Craty|     natural process, and with a proper instrument, and not at our
13 Craty|  provided he gives the true and proper form of the name in whatever
14 Craty|        to determine whether the proper form is given to the shuttle,
15 Craty|          Yes, that will be very proper.~SOCRATES: What may we suppose
16 Craty|  preserved, even if some of the proper letters are wanting, still
17 Craty|   imposed ought not to have the proper letters.~CRATYLUS: Yes.~
18 Craty|          Yes.~SOCRATES: And the proper letters are those which
19 Craty|       supposed to be made up of proper and similar letters, or