Dialogue

 1 Craty|            by the smith or skilled person. But who makes a name? Does
 2 Craty|      legislator? He is the skilled person who makes them, and of all
 3 Craty|           to understand: Suppose a person addressing Cratylus were
 4 Craty|         mode which a deaf and dumb person would take of indicating
 5 Craty| association to every lively-minded person. They are fixed by the simultaneous
 6 Craty|        every society, a particular person would be more sensitive
 7 Craty|       Aristot. Metaph.:—~‘And if a person should conceive the tales
 8 Craty|            a figure of speech. One person may have introduced a new
 9 Craty|          different to the ignorant person, and he may not recognize
10 Craty|            might imagine that some person who wanted to call him Talantatos (
11 Craty|         should remember, that if a person go on analysing names into
12 Craty|       addressed? For example: If a person, saluting you in a foreign