Dialogue

1 Craty|         alike in music and in the harmony of the spheres. The second
2 Craty| signifying that the soul moves in harmony with the world (sumphora,
3 Craty|         because the soul moves in harmony with nature: epithumia is
4 Craty|          ear which had a sense of harmony it became a barbarism which
5 Craty|      rhyme, make up a new kind of harmony, swelling into strains not
6 Craty|       name, as beseems the God of Harmony. In the first place, the
7 Craty|        they are called, or in the harmony of song, which is termed
8 Craty|         the God who presides over harmony, and makes all things move
9 Craty|       soul moving (pheresthai) in harmony with nature; epithumia is