Dialogue

 1 Craty|       interpretations of words, impossible unions and separations of
 2 Craty|       are often such that it is impossible to make out the original
 3 Craty|       to mean that falsehood is impossible, to which his own answer
 4 Craty| question, ‘whether falsehood is impossible,’ which Socrates characteristically
 5 Craty|     letters, but in which it is impossible to assign a precise amount
 6 Craty|       would make such a decline impossible. Nor will modern languages
 7 Craty|        use of printing makes it impossible that one of them should
 8 Craty|         us foolish?~HERMOGENES: Impossible.~SOCRATES: And if, on the
 9 Craty|   maintaining that falsehood is impossible? For if this is your meaning
10 Craty|  picture is composed?~CRATYLUS: Impossible.~SOCRATES: No more could