Dialogue

 1 Craty|         Theat.), ‘whither the argument blows we follow’ (Rep.).
 2 Craty|       dramatic sketches of an argument. We have found that in the
 3 Craty|    the different sides of the argument were personified in the
 4 Craty|     the opposite poles of the argument. But after a while the disciple
 5 Craty|      not easily apprehend the argument from common sense, remains
 6 Craty|      with the old sophistical argument, that falsehood is saying
 7 Craty|  Socrates complains that this argument is too subtle for an old
 8 Craty|      this would have been an ‘argument too subtle’ for Socrates,
 9 Craty|    great controversy and high argument between Heracleiteans and
10 Craty|       Socrates a party to the argument?~CRATYLUS: If you please.~
11 Craty| Precisely.~SOCRATES: Then the argument would lead us to infer that
12 Craty|  which is not?~SOCRATES: Your argument, friend, is too subtle for
13 Craty|       understanding about the argument, let me state my view to