Dialogue

 1 Intro| another which pursues animate objects; and animate objects may
 2 Intro|  animate objects; and animate objects may be either land animals
 3 Intro|     not deny the existence of objects of sense, but according
 4 Intro|  begin anywhere,—with outward objects, with statements of opinion,
 5 Intro|      abstract principles. But objects of sense must lead us onward
 6 Intro|       of returning to outward objects, but to the Hegelian concrete
 7 Intro|   which is adapted to distant objects takes away the vision of
 8 Intro|       He does indeed describe objects of sense as regarded by
 9  Soph|    notion pervading all these objects, which you speak of as many,
10  Soph|    light in bright and smooth objects meets on their surface with