Dialogue

 1 Intro|          the one good under many names,’ and, like the Cynics,
 2 Intro|        from the customary use of names, which the vulgar pervert
 3 Intro|      that the first elements are names only, and that definition
 4 Intro| perceived by sense, but they are names, and cannot be defined.
 5 Intro|          has become crowded with names, acts, feelings, images
 6 Intro|     Utilitarian philosopher only names which interfere with our
 7 Intro|         perceived, more and more names are needed. This is the
 8  Thea|         and many more which have names, as well as innumerable
 9  Thea|        from the customary use of names and words, which the vulgar
10  Thea|          shall we say that about names we care nothing?—any one
11  Thea|    expressed by a combination of names, for the combination of
12  Thea|           for the combination of names is the essence of a definition.
13  Thea|      first syllables of your two names?~THEAETETUS: We have already