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Plato - Complete Works
Plato
plato
But, Hermogenes, do you really think that any subject can be taught or learned so quickly, not to mention one like this, which seems to be among the most important?
But, Hermogenes, do you really think that any subject can be taught or learned so quickly, not to mention one like this, which seems to be among the most important?
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but, hermogenes, do you really think that any subject can be taught or learned so quickly, not to mention one like this, which seems to be among the most important?
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but , Hermogenes , do -PRON- really think that any subject can be teach or learn so quickly , not to mention one like this , which seem to be among the most important ?
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Plato
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But I think that Hesiod is right in saying that If you can add even a little to a little, it's worthwhile.
But I think that Hesiod is right in saying that If you can add even a little to a little, it's worthwhile.
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but i think that hesiod is right in saying that if you can add even a little to a little, it's worthwhile.
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but -PRON- think that Hesiod be right in say that if -PRON- can add even a little to a little , -PRON- be worthwhile .
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Plato
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So, if you can add even a little more, don't shrink from the labor, but assist Socrates he deserves it and assist me, too.
So, if you can add even a little more, don't shrink from the labor, but assist Socrates he deserves it and assist me, too.
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so, if you can add even a little more, don't shrink from the labor, but assist socrates he deserves it and assist me, too.
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so , if -PRON- can add even a little more , do not shrink from the labor , but assist Socrates -PRON- deserve -PRON- and assist -PRON- , too .
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Plato
plato
Yes, Cratylus, please do.
Yes, Cratylus, please do.
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yes, cratylus, please do.
['yes', 'cratylus', 'please', 'do']
yes , Cratylus , please do .
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Plato
plato
As far as I'm concerned, nothing I've said is set in stone.
As far as I'm concerned, nothing I've said is set in stone.
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as far as i'm concerned, nothing i've said is set in stone.
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as far as -PRON- be concerned , nothing -PRON- have say be set in stone .
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Plato
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I have simply been saying what seems right to me as a result of my investigations with Hermogenes.
I have simply been saying what seems right to me as a result of my investigations with Hermogenes.
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i have simply been saying what seems right to me as a result of my investigations with hermogenes.
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-PRON- have simply be say what seem right to -PRON- as a result of -PRON- investigation with Hermogenes .
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Plato
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So, don't hesitate to speak, and if your views are better than mine, I'll gladly accept them.
So, don't hesitate to speak, and if your views are better than mine, I'll gladly accept them.
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so, don't hesitate to speak, and if your views are better than mine, i'll gladly accept them.
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so , do not hesitate to speak , and if -PRON- view be well than mine , -PRON- will gladly accept -PRON- .
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Plato
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And it wouldn't surprise me if they were better, for you've both investigated these matters for yourself and learned about them from others.
And it wouldn't surprise me if they were better, for you've both investigated these matters for yourself and learned about them from others.
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and it wouldn't surprise me if they were better, for you've both investigated these matters for yourself and learned about them from others.
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and -PRON- would not surprise -PRON- if -PRON- be well , for -PRON- have both investigate these matter for -PRON- and learn about -PRON- from other .
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So, if indeed you do happen to have something better to offer, you may sign me up as a student in your course on the correctness of names.
So, if indeed you do happen to have something better to offer, you may sign me up as a student in your course on the correctness of names.
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so, if indeed you do happen to have something better to offer, you may sign me up as a student in your course on the correctness of names.
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so , if indeed -PRON- do happen to have something well to offer , -PRON- may sign -PRON- up as a student in -PRON- course on the correctness of name .
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Plato
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Yes, Socrates, I have, as you say, occupied myself with these matters, and it's possible that you might have something to learn from me.
Yes, Socrates, I have, as you say, occupied myself with these matters, and it's possible that you might have something to learn from me.
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yes, socrates, i have, as you say, occupied myself with these matters, and it's possible that you might have something to learn from me.
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yes , Socrates , -PRON- have , as -PRON- say , occupy -PRON- with these matter , and -PRON- be possible that -PRON- may have something to learn from -PRON- .
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But I fear the opposite is altogether more likely.
But I fear the opposite is altogether more likely.
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but i fear the opposite is altogether more likely.
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but -PRON- fear the opposite be altogether more likely .
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Plato
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So much so, indeed, that it occurs to me to say to you what Achilles says to Ajax in the 'Prayers': Ajax, son of Telamon, seed of Zeus, lord of the people, All you have said to me seems spoken after my own mind.
So much so, indeed, that it occurs to me to say to you what Achilles says to Ajax in the 'Prayers': Ajax, son of Telamon, seed of Zeus, lord of the people, All you have said to me seems spoken after my own mind.
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so much so, indeed, that it occurs to me to say to you what achilles says to ajax in the 'prayers': ajax, son of telamon, seed of zeus, lord of the people, all you have said to me seems spoken after my own mind.
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so much so , indeed , that -PRON- occur to -PRON- to say to -PRON- what Achilles say to Ajax in the ' Prayers ' : Ajax , son of Telamon , seed of Zeus , lord of the people , all -PRON- have say to -PRON- seem speak after -PRON- own mind .
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The same is true of me where you're concerned, Socrates:
The same is true of me where you're concerned, Socrates:
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the same is true of me where you're concerned, socrates:
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the same be true of -PRON- where -PRON- be concern , Socrates :
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your oracular utterances whether inspired by Euthyphro or by some other Muse who has long inhabited your own mind without your knowing about it seem to be pretty much spoken after my own mind.
your oracular utterances whether inspired by Euthyphro or by some other Muse who has long inhabited your own mind without your knowing about it seem to be pretty much spoken after my own mind.
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your oracular utterances whether inspired by euthyphro or by some other muse who has long inhabited your own mind without your knowing about it seem to be pretty much spoken after my own mind.
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-PRON- oracular utterance whether inspire by Euthyphro or by some other Muse who have long inhabit -PRON- own mind without -PRON- knowing about -PRON- seem to be pretty much speak after -PRON- own mind .
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But, Cratylus, I have long been surprised at my own wisdom and doubtful of it, too.
But, Cratylus, I have long been surprised at my own wisdom and doubtful of it, too.
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but, cratylus, i have long been surprised at my own wisdom and doubtful of it, too.
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but , Cratylus , -PRON- have long be surprised at -PRON- own wisdom and doubtful of -PRON- , too .
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Plato
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That's why I think it's necessary to keep re investigating whatever I say, since self deception is the worst thing of all.
That's why I think it's necessary to keep re investigating whatever I say, since self deception is the worst thing of all.
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that's why i think it's necessary to keep re investigating whatever i say, since self deception is the worst thing of all.
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that be why -PRON- think -PRON- be necessary to keep re investigate whatever -PRON- say , since self deception be the bad thing of all .
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How could it not be terrible, indeed, when the deceiver never deserts you even for an instant but is always right there with you?
How could it not be terrible, indeed, when the deceiver never deserts you even for an instant but is always right there with you?
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how could it not be terrible, indeed, when the deceiver never deserts you even for an instant but is always right there with you?
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how could -PRON- not be terrible , indeed , when the deceiver never desert -PRON- even for an instant but be always right there with -PRON- ?
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Therefore, I think we have to turn back frequently to what we've already said, in order to test it by looking at it 'backwards and forwards simultaneously,' as the.
Therefore, I think we have to turn back frequently to what we've already said, in order to test it by looking at it 'backwards and forwards simultaneously,' as the.
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therefore, i think we have to turn back frequently to what we've already said, in order to test it by looking at it 'backwards and forwards simultaneously,' as the.
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therefore , -PRON- think -PRON- have to turn back frequently to what -PRON- have already say , in order to test -PRON- by look at -PRON- ' backwards and forwards simultaneously , ' as the .
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Cratylus aforementioned poet puts it.
Cratylus aforementioned poet puts it.
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cratylus aforementioned poet puts it.
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Cratylus aforementioned poet put -PRON- .
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So, let's now see what we have said.
So, let's now see what we have said.
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so, let's now see what we have said.
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so , let -PRON- now see what -PRON- have say .
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We said that the correctness of a name consists in displaying the nature of the thing it names.
We said that the correctness of a name consists in displaying the nature of the thing it names.
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we said that the correctness of a name consists in displaying the nature of the thing it names.
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-PRON- say that the correctness of a name consist in display the nature of the thing -PRON- name .
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And is that statement satisfactory?
And is that statement satisfactory?
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and is that statement satisfactory?
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and be that statement satisfactory ?
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In my view, Socrates, it is entirely satisfactory.
In my view, Socrates, it is entirely satisfactory.
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in my view, socrates, it is entirely satisfactory.
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in -PRON- view , Socrates , -PRON- be entirely satisfactory .
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So names are spoken in order to give instruction?
So names are spoken in order to give instruction?
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so names are spoken in order to give instruction?
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so name be speak in order to give instruction ?
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Is there a craft for that and are there craftsmen who practice it?
Is there a craft for that and are there craftsmen who practice it?
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is there a craft for that and are there craftsmen who practice it?
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be there a craft for that and be there craftsman who practice -PRON- ?
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As you said at the beginning, they're the rule setters.
As you said at the beginning, they're the rule setters.
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as you said at the beginning, they're the rule setters.
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as -PRON- say at the beginning , -PRON- be the rule setter .
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Is this craft attributed to human beings in the same way as other crafts or not?
Is this craft attributed to human beings in the same way as other crafts or not?
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is this craft attributed to human beings in the same way as other crafts or not?
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be this craft attribute to human being in the same way as other craft or not ?
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What I mean is this: aren't some painters better or worse than others?
What I mean is this: aren't some painters better or worse than others?
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what i mean is this: aren't some painters better or worse than others?
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what -PRON- mean be this : be not some painter better or bad than other ?
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And the better painters produce finer products or paintings, while the others produce inferior ones?
And the better painters produce finer products or paintings, while the others produce inferior ones?
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and the better painters produce finer products or paintings, while the others produce inferior ones?
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and the well painter produce fine product or painting , while the other produce inferior one ?
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Similarly with builders some build finer houses, others build inferior ones?
Similarly with builders some build finer houses, others build inferior ones?
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similarly with builders some build finer houses, others build inferior ones?
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similarly with builder some build fine house , other build inferior one ?
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What about rule setters?
What about rule setters?
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what about rule setters?
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what about rule setter ?
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Do some of them produce finer products, others inferior ones?
Do some of them produce finer products, others inferior ones?
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do some of them produce finer products, others inferior ones?
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do some of -PRON- produce fine product , other inferior one ?
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No, there I no longer agree with you.
No, there I no longer agree with you.
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no, there i no longer agree with you.
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no , there -PRON- no longer agree with -PRON- .
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So you don't think that some rules are better, others inferior?
So you don't think that some rules are better, others inferior?
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so you don't think that some rules are better, others inferior?
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so -PRON- do not think that some rule be well , other inferior ?
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Or do you think that some names have been better given, others worse?
Or do you think that some names have been better given, others worse?
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or do you think that some names have been better given, others worse?
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or do -PRON- think that some name have be better give , other bad ?
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So all names have been correctly given?
So all names have been correctly given?
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so all names have been correctly given?
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so all name have be correctly give ?
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Yes, as many of them as are names at all.
Yes, as many of them as are names at all.
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yes, as many of them as are names at all.
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yes , as many of -PRON- as be name at all .
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What about the case of Hermogenes, which we mentioned earlier?
What about the case of Hermogenes, which we mentioned earlier?
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what about the case of hermogenes, which we mentioned earlier?
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what about the case of Hermogenes , which -PRON- mention earlier ?
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Has he not been given this name at all, unless he belongs to the family of Hermes?
Has he not been given this name at all, unless he belongs to the family of Hermes?
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has he not been given this name at all, unless he belongs to the family of hermes?
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have -PRON- not be give this name at all , unless -PRON- belong to the family of Hermes ?
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Or has he been given it, only not correctly?
Or has he been given it, only not correctly?
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or has he been given it, only not correctly?
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or have -PRON- be give -PRON- , only not correctly ?
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I think he hasn't been given it at all, Socrates.
I think he hasn't been given it at all, Socrates.
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i think he hasn't been given it at all, socrates.
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-PRON- think -PRON- have not be give -PRON- at all , Socrates .
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People take it to have been given to him, but it is really the name of someone else, namely, the very one who also has the nature.
People take it to have been given to him, but it is really the name of someone else, namely, the very one who also has the nature.
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people take it to have been given to him, but it is really the name of someone else, namely, the very one who also has the nature.
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People take -PRON- to have be give to -PRON- , but -PRON- be really the name of someone else , namely , the very one who also have the nature .
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What about when someone says that our friend here is Hermogenes?
What about when someone says that our friend here is Hermogenes?
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what about when someone says that our friend here is hermogenes?
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what about when someone say that -PRON- friend here be Hermogenes ?
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Is he speaking falsely or is he not even managing to do that much?
Is he speaking falsely or is he not even managing to do that much?
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is he speaking falsely or is he not even managing to do that much?
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be -PRON- speak falsely or be -PRON- not even manage to do that much ?
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Is it even possible to say that he is Hermogenes, if he isn't?
Is it even possible to say that he is Hermogenes, if he isn't?
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is it even possible to say that he is hermogenes, if he isn't?
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be -PRON- even possible to say that -PRON- be Hermogenes , if -PRON- be not ?
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That false speaking is in every way impossible, for isn't that what you are trying to say?
That false speaking is in every way impossible, for isn't that what you are trying to say?
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that false speaking is in every way impossible, for isn't that what you are trying to say?
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that false speaking be in every way impossible , for be not that what -PRON- be try to say ?
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Certainly, many people do say it nowadays, Cratylus, and many have said it in the past as well.
Certainly, many people do say it nowadays, Cratylus, and many have said it in the past as well.
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certainly, many people do say it nowadays, cratylus, and many have said it in the past as well.
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certainly , many people do say -PRON- nowadays , Cratylus , and many have say -PRON- in the past as well .
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But, Socrates, how can anyone say the thing he says and not say something that is?
But, Socrates, how can anyone say the thing he says and not say something that is?
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but, socrates, how can anyone say the thing he says and not say something that is?
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but , Socrates , how can anyone say the thing -PRON- say and not say something that be ?
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Doesn't speaking falsely consist in not saying things that are?.
Doesn't speaking falsely consist in not saying things that are?.
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doesn't speaking falsely consist in not saying things that are?.
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do not speak falsely consist in not say thing that be ? .
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Your argument is too subtle for me at my age.
Your argument is too subtle for me at my age.
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your argument is too subtle for me at my age.
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-PRON- argument be too subtle for -PRON- at -PRON- age .
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All the same, tell me this.
All the same, tell me this.
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all the same, tell me this.
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all the same , tell -PRON- this .
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Do you think it is possible to say something falsely, although not possible to speak it falsely?
Do you think it is possible to say something falsely, although not possible to speak it falsely?
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do you think it is possible to say something falsely, although not possible to speak it falsely?
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do -PRON- think -PRON- be possible to say something falsely , although not possible to speak -PRON- falsely ?
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In my view, one can neither speak nor say anything falsely.
In my view, one can neither speak nor say anything falsely.
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in my view, one can neither speak nor say anything falsely.
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in -PRON- view , one can neither speak nor say anything falsely .
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What about announcing something falsely or addressing someone falsely?
What about announcing something falsely or addressing someone falsely?
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what about announcing something falsely or addressing someone falsely?
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what about announce something falsely or address someone falsely ?
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For example, suppose you were in a foreign country and someone meeting you took your hand and said, 'Greetings!
For example, suppose you were in a foreign country and someone meeting you took your hand and said, 'Greetings!
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for example, suppose you were in a foreign country and someone meeting you took your hand and said, 'greetings!
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for example , suppose -PRON- be in a foreign country and someone meet -PRON- take -PRON- hand and say , ' Greetings !
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Hermogenes, son of Smicrion, visitor from Athens,' would he be speaking, saying, announcing, or addressing these words not to you but to Hermogenes or to no one?
Hermogenes, son of Smicrion, visitor from Athens,' would he be speaking, saying, announcing, or addressing these words not to you but to Hermogenes or to no one?
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hermogenes, son of smicrion, visitor from athens,' would he be speaking, saying, announcing, or addressing these words not to you but to hermogenes or to no one?
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Hermogenes , son of Smicrion , visitor from Athens , ' would -PRON- be speak , say , announce , or address these word not to -PRON- but to Hermogenes or to no one ?
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In my view, Socrates, he is not articulating them as he should.
In my view, Socrates, he is not articulating them as he should.
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in my view, socrates, he is not articulating them as he should.
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in -PRON- view , Socrates , -PRON- be not articulate -PRON- as -PRON- should .
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Well, that's a welcome answer.
Well, that's a welcome answer.
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well, that's a welcome answer.
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well , that be a welcome answer .
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But are the words he articulates true or false, or partly true and partly false?
But are the words he articulates true or false, or partly true and partly false?
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but are the words he articulates true or false, or partly true and partly false?
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but be the word -PRON- articulate true or false , or partly true and partly false ?
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If you tell me that, I'll be satisfied.
If you tell me that, I'll be satisfied.
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if you tell me that, i'll be satisfied.
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if -PRON- tell -PRON- that , -PRON- will be satisfied .
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For my part, I'd say he's just making noise and acting pointlessly, as if he were banging a brass pot.
For my part, I'd say he's just making noise and acting pointlessly, as if he were banging a brass pot.
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for my part, i'd say he's just making noise and acting pointlessly, as if he were banging a brass pot.
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for -PRON- part , -PRON- would say -PRON- be just make noise and act pointlessly , as if -PRON- be bang a brass pot .
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Let's see, Cratylus, if we can somehow come to terms with one another.
Let's see, Cratylus, if we can somehow come to terms with one another.
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let's see, cratylus, if we can somehow come to terms with one another.
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let -PRON- see , Cratylus , if -PRON- can somehow come to term with one another .
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You agree, don't you, that it's one thing to be a name and another to be the thing it names?
You agree, don't you, that it's one thing to be a name and another to be the thing it names?
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you agree, don't you, that it's one thing to be a name and another to be the thing it names?
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-PRON- agree , do not -PRON- , that -PRON- be one thing to be a name and another to be the thing -PRON- name ?
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And you also agree that a name is an imitation of a thing?
And you also agree that a name is an imitation of a thing?
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and you also agree that a name is an imitation of a thing?
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and -PRON- also agree that a name be an imitation of a thing ?
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And that a painting is a different sort of imitation of a thing?
And that a painting is a different sort of imitation of a thing?
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and that a painting is a different sort of imitation of a thing?
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and that a painting be a different sort of imitation of a thing ?
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Well, perhaps what you're saying is correct and I'm misunderstanding you, but can both of these imitations both paintings and names be assigned and applied to the things of which they are imitations, or not?
Well, perhaps what you're saying is correct and I'm misunderstanding you, but can both of these imitations both paintings and names be assigned and applied to the things of which they are imitations, or not?
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well, perhaps what you're saying is correct and i'm misunderstanding you, but can both of these imitations both paintings and names be assigned and applied to the things of which they are imitations, or not?
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well , perhaps what -PRON- be say be correct and -PRON- be misunderstand -PRON- , but can both of these imitation both painting and name be assign and apply to the thing of which -PRON- be imitation , or not ?
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Can we assign a likeness of a man to a man and that of a woman to a woman, and so on?
Can we assign a likeness of a man to a man and that of a woman to a woman, and so on?
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can we assign a likeness of a man to a man and that of a woman to a woman, and so on?
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Can -PRON- assign a likeness of a man to a man and that of a woman to a woman , and so on ?
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What about the opposite?
What about the opposite?
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what about the opposite?
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what about the opposite ?
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Can we assign the likeness of a man to a woman and that of a woman to a man?
Can we assign the likeness of a man to a woman and that of a woman to a man?
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can we assign the likeness of a man to a woman and that of a woman to a man?
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Can -PRON- assign the likeness of a man to a woman and that of a woman to a man ?
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And are both these assignments correct, or only the first?
And are both these assignments correct, or only the first?
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and are both these assignments correct, or only the first?
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and be both these assignment correct , or only the first ?
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the one that assigns to each thing the painting or name that is appropriate to it or like it?
the one that assigns to each thing the painting or name that is appropriate to it or like it?
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the one that assigns to each thing the painting or name that is appropriate to it or like it?
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the one that assign to each thing the painting or name that be appropriate to -PRON- or like -PRON- ?
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Since you and I are friends, we don't want to mince words, so here's what I think.
Since you and I are friends, we don't want to mince words, so here's what I think.
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since you and i are friends, we don't want to mince words, so here's what i think.
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since -PRON- and -PRON- be friend , -PRON- do not want to mince word , so here be what -PRON- think .
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I call the first kind of assignment correct, whether it's an assignment of a painting or a name, but if it's an assignment of a name, I call it both correct and true.
I call the first kind of assignment correct, whether it's an assignment of a painting or a name, but if it's an assignment of a name, I call it both correct and true.
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i call the first kind of assignment correct, whether it's an assignment of a painting or a name, but if it's an assignment of a name, i call it both correct and true.
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-PRON- call the first kind of assignment correct , whether -PRON- be an assignment of a painting or a name , but if -PRON- be an assignment of a name , -PRON- call -PRON- both correct and true .
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And I call the other kind of assignment, the one that assigns and applies unlike imitations, incorrect, and, in the case of names, false as well.
And I call the other kind of assignment, the one that assigns and applies unlike imitations, incorrect, and, in the case of names, false as well.
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and i call the other kind of assignment, the one that assigns and applies unlike imitations, incorrect, and, in the case of names, false as well.
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and -PRON- call the other kind of assignment , the one that assign and apply unlike imitation , incorrect , and , in the case of name , false as well .
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But it may be, Socrates, that it's possible to assign paintings incorrectly, but not names, which must always be correctly assigned.
But it may be, Socrates, that it's possible to assign paintings incorrectly, but not names, which must always be correctly assigned.
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but it may be, socrates, that it's possible to assign paintings incorrectly, but not names, which must always be correctly assigned.
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but -PRON- may be , Socrates , that -PRON- be possible to assign painting incorrectly , but not name , which must always be correctly assign .
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What's the difference between them?
What's the difference between them?
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what's the difference between them?
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what be the difference between -PRON- ?
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Can't I step up to a man and say 'This is your portrait,' while showing him what happens to be his own likeness, or what happens to be the likeness of a woman?
Can't I step up to a man and say 'This is your portrait,' while showing him what happens to be his own likeness, or what happens to be the likeness of a woman?
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can't i step up to a man and say 'this is your portrait,' while showing him what happens to be his own likeness, or what happens to be the likeness of a woman?
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can not -PRON- step up to a man and say ' this be -PRON- portrait , ' while show -PRON- what happen to be -PRON- own likeness , or what happen to be the likeness of a woman ?
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And by 'show' I mean bring before the sense of sight.
And by 'show' I mean bring before the sense of sight.
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and by 'show' i mean bring before the sense of sight.
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and by ' show ' -PRON- mean bring before the sense of sight .
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Well, then, can't I step up to the same man a second time and say, 'This is your name'?
Well, then, can't I step up to the same man a second time and say, 'This is your name'?
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well, then, can't i step up to the same man a second time and say, 'this is your name'?
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well , then , can not -PRON- step up to the same man a second time and say , ' this be -PRON- name ' ?
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Now, a name is an imitation, just as a painting or portrait is.
Now, a name is an imitation, just as a painting or portrait is.
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now, a name is an imitation, just as a painting or portrait is.
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now , a name be an imitation , just as a painting or portrait be .
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So, can't I say to him, 'This is your name,' and after that put before his sense of hearing what happens to be an imitation of himself, saying 'Man,' or what happens to be an imitation of a female of the human species, saying 'Woman'?
So, can't I say to him, 'This is your name,' and after that put before his sense of hearing what happens to be an imitation of himself, saying 'Man,' or what happens to be an imitation of a female of the human species, saying 'Woman'?
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so, can't i say to him, 'this is your name,' and after that put before his sense of hearing what happens to be an imitation of himself, saying 'man,' or what happens to be an imitation of a female of the human species, saying 'woman'?
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so , can not -PRON- say to -PRON- , ' this be -PRON- name , ' and after that put before -PRON- sense of hear what happen to be an imitation of -PRON- , say ' Man , ' or what happen to be an imitation of a female of the human specie , say ' Woman ' ?
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Don't you think that all this is possible and sometimes occurs?
Don't you think that all this is possible and sometimes occurs?
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don't you think that all this is possible and sometimes occurs?
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do not -PRON- think that all this be possible and sometimes occur ?
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I'm willing to go along with you, Socrates, and say that it occurs.
I'm willing to go along with you, Socrates, and say that it occurs.
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i'm willing to go along with you, socrates, and say that it occurs.
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-PRON- be willing to go along with -PRON- , Socrates , and say that -PRON- occur .
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It's good of you to do so, Cratylus, provided you really are willing, since then we don't have to argue any further about the matter.
It's good of you to do so, Cratylus, provided you really are willing, since then we don't have to argue any further about the matter.
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it's good of you to do so, cratylus, provided you really are willing, since then we don't have to argue any further about the matter.
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-PRON- be good of -PRON- to do so , Cratylus , provide -PRON- really be willing , since then -PRON- do not have to argue any further about the matter .
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So if some such assignments of names take place, we may call the first of them speaking truly and the second speaking falsely.
So if some such assignments of names take place, we may call the first of them speaking truly and the second speaking falsely.
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so if some such assignments of names take place, we may call the first of them speaking truly and the second speaking falsely.
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so if some such assignment of name take place , -PRON- may call the first of -PRON- speak truly and the second speak falsely .
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But if that is so, it is sometimes possible to assign names incorrectly, to give them not to things they fit but to things they don't fit.
But if that is so, it is sometimes possible to assign names incorrectly, to give them not to things they fit but to things they don't fit.
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but if that is so, it is sometimes possible to assign names incorrectly, to give them not to things they fit but to things they don't fit.
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but if that be so , -PRON- be sometimes possible to assign name incorrectly , to give -PRON- not to thing -PRON- fit but to thing -PRON- do not fit .
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The same is true of verbs.
The same is true of verbs.
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the same is true of verbs.
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the same be true of verb .
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But if verbs and names can be assigned in this way, the same must be true of statements, since statements are, I believe, a combination of names and verbs.
But if verbs and names can be assigned in this way, the same must be true of statements, since statements are, I believe, a combination of names and verbs.
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but if verbs and names can be assigned in this way, the same must be true of statements, since statements are, i believe, a combination of names and verbs.
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but if verb and name can be assign in this way , the same must be true of statement , since statement be , -PRON- believe , a combination of name and verb .
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What do you think, Cratylus?
What do you think, Cratylus?
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what do you think, cratylus?
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what do -PRON- think , Cratylus ?
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The same as you, since I think you're right.
The same as you, since I think you're right.
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the same as you, since i think you're right.
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the same as -PRON- , since -PRON- think -PRON- be right .
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Further, primary names may be compared to paintings, and in paintings it's possible to present all the appropriate colors and shapes, or not to present them all.
Further, primary names may be compared to paintings, and in paintings it's possible to present all the appropriate colors and shapes, or not to present them all.
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further, primary names may be compared to paintings, and in paintings it's possible to present all the appropriate colors and shapes, or not to present them all.
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further , primary name may be compare to painting , and in painting -PRON- be possible to present all the appropriate color and shape , or not to present -PRON- all .
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Some may be left out, or too many included, or those included may be too large.
Some may be left out, or too many included, or those included may be too large.
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some may be left out, or too many included, or those included may be too large.
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some may be leave out , or too many include , or those include may be too large .
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So doesn't someone who presents all of them, present a fine painting or likeness, while someone who adds some or leaves some out, though he still produces a painting or likeness, produces a bad one?
So doesn't someone who presents all of them, present a fine painting or likeness, while someone who adds some or leaves some out, though he still produces a painting or likeness, produces a bad one?
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so doesn't someone who presents all of them, present a fine painting or likeness, while someone who adds some or leaves some out, though he still produces a painting or likeness, produces a bad one?
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so do not someone who present all of -PRON- , present a fine painting or likeness , while someone who add some or leave some out , though -PRON- still produce a painting or likeness , produce a bad one ?
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What about someone who imitates the being or essence of things in syllables and letters?
What about someone who imitates the being or essence of things in syllables and letters?
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what about someone who imitates the being or essence of things in syllables and letters?
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what about someone who imitate the being or essence of thing in syllable and letter ?
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According to this account, if he presents all the appropriate things, won't the likeness that is to say, the name be a fine one?
According to this account, if he presents all the appropriate things, won't the likeness that is to say, the name be a fine one?
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according to this account, if he presents all the appropriate things, won't the likeness that is to say, the name be a fine one?
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accord to this account , if -PRON- present all the appropriate thing , will not the likeness that be to say , the name be a fine one ?
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But if he happens to add a little or leave a little out, though he'll still have produced an image, it won't be fine?
But if he happens to add a little or leave a little out, though he'll still have produced an image, it won't be fine?
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but if he happens to add a little or leave a little out, though he'll still have produced an image, it won't be fine?
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but if -PRON- happen to add a little or leave a little out , though -PRON- will still have produce an image , -PRON- will not be fine ?
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Doesn't it follow that some names are finely made, while others are made badly?
Doesn't it follow that some names are finely made, while others are made badly?
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doesn't it follow that some names are finely made, while others are made badly?
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do not -PRON- follow that some name be finely make , while other be make badly ?
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So presumably one person will be a good craftsman of names and another a bad one?
So presumably one person will be a good craftsman of names and another a bad one?
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so presumably one person will be a good craftsman of names and another a bad one?
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so presumably one person will be a good craftsman of name and another a bad one ?
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And this craftsman is named a rule setter.
And this craftsman is named a rule setter.
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and this craftsman is named a rule setter.
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and this craftsman be name a rule setter .
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By god, presumably some rule setters are good and others bad then, especially if what we agreed to before is true, and they are just like other craftsmen.
By god, presumably some rule setters are good and others bad then, especially if what we agreed to before is true, and they are just like other craftsmen.
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by god, presumably some rule setters are good and others bad then, especially if what we agreed to before is true, and they are just like other craftsmen.
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by god , presumably some rule setter be good and other bad then , especially if what -PRON- agree to before be true , and -PRON- be just like other craftsman .