Dialogue

 1 Craty|       I began to learn;’ ‘The rho in katoptron must be the
 2 Craty|       business has the letter rho in the word katoptron, or
 3 Craty|    somewhat crude:—the letter rho appears to me to be the
 4 Craty|       is stasis). This use of rho is evident in the words
 5 Craty|       saying about the letter rho accent, which was held to
 6 Craty|  another, although the letter rho accent is not equivalent
 7 Craty|    made a convention that the rho shall mean s and a convention
 8 Craty|     roundness; nu inwardness; rho accent rush or roar; lambda
 9 Craty|      in the use of the letter rho accent, to express a rushing
10 Craty|      observes that the letter rho accent is expressive of
11 Craty|  katoptron; why is the letter rho inserted? This must surely
12 Craty|       first place, the letter rho appears to me to be the
13 Craty|   into stasis. Now the letter rho, as I was saying, appeared
14 Craty|       he represents motion by rho; also in the words tromos (
15 Craty|       with me that the letter rho is expressive of rapidity,
16 Craty| SOCRATES: But are the letters rho and sigma equivalents; and
17 Craty|       them in the termination rho, which there is to us in
18 Craty|    and should be altered into rho, as you were saying to Hermogenes