Dialogue

 1 Intro|       to have descended from a higher world in order to convict
 2 Intro|      There is some want of the higher Platonic art in the Eleatic
 3 Intro|        wholes combined under a higher one, and many entirely apart—
 4 Intro|      the very opposite of that higher spirit which criticizes
 5 Intro|       one has as yet found the higher science which arrays them
 6 Intro|      combine abstractions in a higher unity: the ordinary mechanism
 7 Intro|   conceived together under the higher form of the notion. (ii)
 8 Intro|   become concrete in a new and higher sense. They also admit of
 9 Intro|     finite are alike lost in a higher or positive infinity, and
10 Intro| harmony consists of notes of a higher and lower pitch which disagreed
11 Intro|     and tending to obscure his higher attributes of wisdom, goodness,
12 Intro|        the fulfilment of their higher natures. The man of the
13 Intro|   hundred years hence. But all higher minds are much more akin
14 Intro|      Sir Thomas More—meet in a higher sphere above the ordinary
15 Intro|        that it is fatal to the higher life of man. It seems to
16 Intro|      priests and students. The higher spirit of philosophy, the
17  Soph|      companion be one of those higher powers, a cross-examining
18  Soph|      forms contained under one higher form; and again, one form