Dialogue

 1 Craty|      rich Callias, expounds the doctrine that names are conventional;
 2 Craty|  philosophers, he clings to the doctrine of the flux. (Compare Theaet.)
 3 Craty|    accordance with the received doctrine of the Platonic ideas; secondly,
 4 Craty| philosophy of Heracleitus;— the doctrine of the flux is contained
 5 Craty|     half-converted Cratylus the doctrine that falsehood can neither
 6 Craty|       known something about the doctrine of Heracleitus. Moreover,
 7 Craty|        doubt remarked, that the doctrine of the universal flux, or
 8 Craty|        their state. Whether the doctrine of the flux or of the eternal
 9 Craty|       running at the nose. This doctrine may be true, Cratylus, but
10 Craty|       agreed pretty much in the doctrine of Heracleitus? Is the giving
11 Craty| existence, and according to the doctrine of flux is only the counterflux (
12 Craty|        not easily accept such a doctrine; for you are young and of