Dialogue

 1 Craty|      priest and be purified, we easily see that his words are not
 2 Craty|      But Cratylus, who does not easily apprehend the argument from
 3 Craty|      echei or ochei?—this might easily be refined into psyche. ‘
 4 Craty|         and arete. The first is easily explained in accordance
 5 Craty|    language than the human mind easily conceives. And many fallacies
 6 Craty|        dissolution; they do not easily pass away, but are far more
 7 Craty|      and one of which we cannot easily measure the importance.
 8 Craty|    figurative use of a word may easily pass into a new sense: a
 9 Craty|        will modern languages be easily broken up by amalgamation
10 Craty|       which a skilful writer is easily able to supply out of his
11 Craty|      readily understood or more easily remembered. It is a quality
12 Craty|    foreign; for the word is not easily brought into relation with
13 Craty| something to say about them may easily be found. And thus I get
14 Craty|       please, names will be too easily made, and any name may be
15 Craty|       would not have you be too easily persuaded of it. Reflect
16 Craty|      and like a man, and do not easily accept such a doctrine;