Dialogue

 1 Craty|          rest of the world? But, surely, there is in words a true
 2 Craty|     first imposers of names must surely have been considerable persons;
 3 Craty|   Socrates, as an Athenian, will surely not forget; there are also
 4 Craty|      Phaeos istora)?~HERMOGENES: Surely.~SOCRATES: Ephaistos is
 5 Craty|        Very true.~SOCRATES: Then surely Pan, who is the declarer
 6 Craty|       you call them?~HERMOGENES: Surely, we must not leave off until
 7 Craty|     generation of things is most surely indicated.~HERMOGENES: No,
 8 Craty| tethelenai).~HERMOGENES: That is surely probable.~SOCRATES: Yes;
 9 Craty|          rho inserted? This must surely be the addition of some
10 Craty|         being names.~HERMOGENES: Surely.~SOCRATES: But the secondary,
11 Craty|         you.~CRATYLUS: Well, but surely, Hermogenes, you do not
12 Craty|        or he may be bad; it must surely be so if our former admissions
13 Craty|        one of us?~CRATYLUS: Nay, surely there is a significance
14 Craty|         in thinking that he must surely have known; or else, as