Full Idea
Just as primary elements are woven together, so their names may be woven together to produce a spoken account, because an account is essentially a weaving together of names.
Gist of Idea
A rational account is essentially a weaving together of things with names
Source
Plato (Theaetetus [c.368 BCE], 202b)
Book Reference
Plato: 'Theaetetus', ed/tr. Waterfield,Robin [Penguin 1987], p.116
A Reaction
If justification requires 'logos', and logos is a 'weaving together of names', then Plato might be taken as endorsing the coherence account of justification. Or do the two 'weavings' correspond?