Dialogue

 1 Craty|     of them are ridiculously bad, and yet among them are
 2 Craty| world, and a great many very bad; and the very good are the
 3 Craty|   are the wise, and the very bad are the foolish; and this
 4 Craty|    be no distinction between bad and good men. But then,
 5 Craty|   gives only some of them, a bad or imperfect one, but still
 6 Craty|   gives only some of them, a bad or imperfect one, but a
 7 Craty|     be a good or he may be a bad artist. ‘Yes, Socrates,
 8 Craty|      are many words having a bad sense, which are connected
 9 Craty|     tois pragmasin. Thus the bad names are framed on the
10 Craty|  been often converted into a bad one by the malevolence of
11 Craty| there was no such thing as a bad man?~HERMOGENES: No, indeed;
12 Craty|    think that there are very bad men, and a good many of
13 Craty|      be some good and others bad, if virtue and vice are
14 Craty|    dog of Egypt I have a not bad notion which came into my
15 Craty| sometimes good, or he may be bad?~CRATYLUS: Yes.~SOCRATES:
16 Craty|     may be good or he may be bad; it must surely be so if
17 Craty|   and sumphora, which have a bad sense, viewed in the light