Dialogue

1 Intro|        husbandry, manufactures, imitations; and acquisitive art, which
2 Intro|         uses illusions, and his imitations are apparent and not real.
3 Intro| principle into the creations or imitations which are of human, and
4 Intro|     divine creations but divine imitations, such as apparitions and
5 Intro|       human creations and human imitations too,— there is the actual
6  Soph|         or idols, or images, or imitations, or appearances, or about
7  Soph|     false opinion, there may be imitations of real existences, and