Dialogue

 1 Craty|   dialogue is merely intended to show that we must not put words
 2 Craty|         sight appeared; and both show an inclination to accept
 3 Craty|        We shall have occasion to show more at length, in the Introduction
 4 Craty|        philosophy, endeavours to show Cratylus that imitation
 5 Craty|          persuaded, if you would show me this natural correctness
 6 Craty|       secondary, are intended to show the nature of things; and
 7 Craty|       has no evidence which will show that the omega of tupto
 8 Craty| expressions more intelligible or show the way in which they have
 9 Craty|      instances are sufficient to show the sort of errors which
10 Craty|          persuaded, if you would show me what this is which you
11 Craty|       Hermogenes, I have none to show. Was I not telling you just
12 Craty|   consideration of the Gods, and show that they are rightly named
13 Craty|         what are reon and doun?— show me their fitness.~SOCRATES:
14 Craty|     names which precede analysis show the natures of things, as
15 Craty|         a woman; and when I say ‘show,’ I mean bring before the