Dialogue

 1 Craty| cannot walk twice in the same stream; and this flux of his may
 2 Craty|        touching the motion or stream of things, and may be illustrated
 3 Craty|   anpeia quasi e ano roe, the stream which flows upwards, and
 4 Craty|  injures or seeks to bind the stream. The proper word would be
 5 Craty|       stopping istanai of the stream; piston indicates the cessation
 6 Craty|      drop or two of the great stream or ocean of speech which
 7 Craty|       within them a trickling stream which deposits debris of
 8 Craty|       he compares them to the stream of a river, and says that
 9 Craty|        touching the motion or stream of things. You must remember
10 Craty|       that andreia is not the stream opposed to every stream,
11 Craty|       stream opposed to every stream, but only to that which
12 Craty|      of motion, then that the stream of the good soul is unimpeded,
13 Craty| hinder or harm (blaptein) the stream (roun); blapton is boulomenon
14 Craty|     roun (wanting to bind the stream) would properly be boulapteroun,
15 Craty|   imeros (desire) denotes the stream (rous) which most draws
16 Craty|      esron) from without; the stream is not inherent, but is
17 Craty|       consider the names ron (stream), ienai (to go), schesis (
18 Craty|     stopping (istanai) of the stream; and the word piston (faithful)