Dialogue

 1 Craty|        this does not help us to understand the rational ground or basis
 2 Craty|        subtle for an old man to understand: Suppose a person addressing
 3 Craty|       we call sklerotes? We can understand one another, although the
 4 Craty|       But, in order to state or understand the facts, a metaphysical
 5 Craty|    adequately described. We can understand how man creates or constructs
 6 Craty|   design; and see, if we do not understand, how nature, by a law, calls
 7 Craty|          Socrates; but I do not understand the meaning of the name
 8 Craty|      thing, and you may clearly understand that andreia is not the
 9 Craty|           arete I do not as yet understand, but kakia is transparent,
10 Craty|      that names which we do not understand are of foreign origin; and
11 Craty|     right, but I do not rightly understand you. Please to say, then,
12 Craty|         I utter a sound which I understand, and you know that I understand
13 Craty| understand, and you know that I understand the meaning of the sound: