Dialogue

 1 Craty|   slaves, they may be given and altered at pleasure. This is one
 2 Craty|     whenever we please, and the altered name is as good as the original
 3 Craty|      patterns; and these become altered by admixture in various
 4 Craty|       has been not unfrequently altered when there is a difference
 5 Craty| reputation—the name is a little altered and disguised so as not
 6 Craty|        for the name is not much altered, and signifies that they
 7 Craty|       he or his successors have altered into what they thought a
 8 Craty|      and disguised and entirely altered the original meaning both
 9 Craty|         eone, but this has been altered by the insertion of the
10 Craty|  properly erpnoun, but has been altered by time into terpnon; eupherosune (
11 Craty|         Socrates, and should be altered into rho, as you were saying