Dialogue

1 Intro| impression of both of you on the waxen block, I, seeing you both
2 Intro|        knowledge correspond.~The waxen block in the heart of a
3 Intro|        image of the mind, as the waxen block was; when we are young,
4 Intro|    indulged in the figure of the waxen tablet and the decoy, afterwards
5  Thea|     Theodorus, and having on the waxen block the impression of
6  Thea|         say, are recorded on the waxen block, and in which false
7  Thea|     imply that the twelve in the waxen block are supposed to be
8  Thea|       preceded we made a sort of waxen figment in the mind, so
9  Thea|      other aviaries or graven on waxen blocks according to your