Dialogue

 1 Craty| rational. It is a work not of chance, but of art; the dialectician
 2 Craty|     in this way an element of chance or convention enters in.
 3 Craty|    meaning. Thus nature, art, chance, all combine in the formation
 4 Craty|   admits a certain element of chance. But he gives no imitation
 5 Craty|   language is not the work of chance; nor does he deny that there
 6 Craty| assigned a large influence to chance. Nor indeed is induction
 7 Craty|    book, but were due to many chance attractions of sound or
 8 Craty|       we please, and with any chance instrument; but we cut with
 9 Craty|       or the work of light or chance persons; and Cratylus is
10 Craty|       rightly called; whether chance gave the name, or perhaps
11 Craty|        for there will be more chance of finding correctness in
12 Craty|    than representation by any chance sign.~SOCRATES: Very good: