Dialogue

 1 Craty|      and Cratylus, are at the opposite poles of the argument. But
 2 Craty|      is euporia, which is the opposite of this—the everflowing (
 3 Craty| divine motion. Pseudos is the opposite of this, implying the principle
 4 Craty|      of kinesis or eisis, the opposite is stasis). This use of
 5 Craty|     of language, we trace the opposite and contrasted elements
 6 Craty|     given, his should have an opposite meaning.~HERMOGENES: Certainly,
 7 Craty|      thing, arete will be the opposite of it, signifying in the
 8 Craty|    sometimes give an entirely opposite sense; I may instance the
 9 Craty|    has a meaning which is the opposite of all the other appellations
10 Craty|    pseudos (falsehood) is the opposite of motion; here is another
11 Craty| disciple. But I fear that the opposite is more probable, and I
12 Craty| convention, or make a new and opposite one, according to which
13 Craty|     state of language; as the opposite is the most imperfect. But
14 Craty|     are at rest; which is the opposite of motion.~CRATYLUS: Yes,