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Plato and the Other Companions of Sokrates, 3rd ed. Volume 3

Note 86 — Chapter XXXI · KRATYLUS.

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Plato, Kratyl. pp. 425 D, 426 B. Because Sokrates says that these etymologies may appear ridiculous, we are not to infer that he proposed them as caricatures; see what Plato says in the Republic, v. p. 452, about his own propositions respecting the training of women, which others (he says) will think ludicrous, but which he proposes with the most thorough and serious conviction.

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