Dialogue

 1 Intro|  Homer would say, has come to earth that he may visit the good
 2 Intro|      are hardly recognized on earth; who appear in divers forms—
 3 Intro|      all other creatures, the earth and the heavens and the
 4 Intro|       drag down everything to earth, and carry on a war like
 5 Intro|   make distinctions. ‘Sons of earth,’ we say to them, ‘if both
 6 Intro|     and are now hidden in the earth; or to the successive rinds
 7  Soph|  visible things in heaven and earth, and the like?~THEAETETUS:
 8  Soph|     maker of the sea, and the earth, and the heavens, and the
 9  Soph| heaven and from the unseen to earth, and they literally grasp
10  Soph|    things which grow upon the earth from seeds and roots, as
11  Soph|   which are formed within the earth, fusile or non-fusile, shall