Dialogue

1 Craty| Cratylus he is ridiculing the fancies of a new school of sophists
2 Craty|    satire on the philological fancies of the day. Socrates in
3 Craty|     the extravagance of their fancies. Such is the character which
4 Craty| absurd, based on Heracleitean fancies, fourfold interpretations
5 Craty|    accident, and also for the fancies of the conditores linguae
6 Craty|  reappearing, formerly in the fancies of neoplatonist writers,
7 Craty|  expression of their confused fancies—to whom the whole of language
8 Craty|       poet the vehicle of his fancies. When a book sinks into
9 Craty|       and not others which he fancies, in the material, whatever