Dialogue

 1 Craty|     the final result of the enquiry? Is Plato an upholder of
 2 Craty| been fatal to the spirit of enquiry or discovery, which is the
 3 Craty|    the path of philological enquiry. It might be well sometimes
 4 Craty|  and proposing to share the enquiry with you? But now that you
 5 Craty|     to hear the rest of the enquiry about names.~SOCRATES: Then
 6 Craty|    a sort of outline of the enquiry? Are there any names which
 7 Craty|  very likely. But still the enquiry demands our earnest attention
 8 Craty|    must at last give up the enquiry in despair.~HERMOGENES:
 9 Craty|  lose heart and give up the enquiry? Must he not stop when he
10 Craty|   them. And in this present enquiry, let us say to ourselves,
11 Craty|  there some other method of enquiry and discovery.~CRATYLUS:
12 Craty| believe that the methods of enquiry and discovery are of the
13 Craty|    Again, the word istoria (enquiry) bears upon the face of