Dialogue

1 Craty|  of the dialogue is merely intended to show that we must not
2 Craty| value which the legislator intended. And the same may be said
3 Craty|  primary or secondary, are intended to show the nature of things;
4 Craty| the later. Often they seem intended only to remind us that great
5 Craty| value which the legislator intended—so well did he know how
6 Craty|  way; he who gave the name intended to express the power of
7 Craty|  have been explaining were intended to indicate the nature of
8 Craty|   whether his obscurity is intended or not. Tell me now, Cratylus,
9 Craty|    knowledge of the things intended by them, and that convention