Dialogue

1 Intro|     no end in wandering mazes lost.’~On the other hand, the
2 Intro| created, so long as the mind, lost in the contemplation of
3 Intro|      of the Greek thinker was lost in the mazes of the Eleatic
4 Intro| become not.’ Secondly, he has lost sight altogether of the
5 Intro|     fractions, until they are lost in generation and flux.
6 Intro|       of the finite are alike lost in a higher or positive
7 Intro|   absolute, they seemed to be lost in a region beyond human
8 Intro|       mind which has entirely lost sight of facts. Nor can
9 Intro|     criticize thought we have lost the power of thinking, and,