Dialogue

 1 Intro|  indications that this is not the place which he would have assigned
 2 Intro|           story. For in the first place, you remember one deluge
 3 Intro|           registers. In the first place, there was a caste of priests
 4 Intro|        legs and arms. In the next place, the gods gave a forward
 5 Intro|      necessity, which we must now place beside them; for the creation
 6 Intro|       which is always becoming in place and vanishing out of place,
 7 Intro|        place and vanishing out of place, and is apprehended by opinion
 8 Intro|          particles settled in one place, the light and airy ones
 9 Intro|          in all time.~In the next place, we may observe that there
10 Intro|          to a lower and higher in place. For in the universe, which
11 Intro|     misery by twisting out of its place the lobe and closing up
12 Intro|         between them. In the next place, they divided the veins
13 Intro| throughout the body. In the third place, they contrived the passage
14 Intro|        And all this process takes place in order that the body may
15 Intro|         way it entered toward the place of fire. On leaving the
16 Intro|   different ways, each to its own place.~I will now return to the
17 Intro|         When these processes take place in regular order the body
18 Intro|       process of creation to take place in accordance with his own
19 Intro|   unchangeable which is or is the place of mind or being, and the
20 Intro|          enough to us, but has no place, hardly even a name, in
21 Intro|         elements had an appointed place. Into the confusion (Greek)
22 Intro|          considered by us in this place. They are not, he says,
23 Intro|     causes, and leaves hardly any place for freedom of the will.
24 Intro|           being thrust out of its place by the exhalation from the
25 Intro|         the pores appears to take place nearly at the same time
26 Intro|       move out of the body to the place of fire; while the impossibility
27 Intro|           the fire returns to its place, it takes with it the minced
28 Intro|          although this is not the place in which to dwell upon them
29 Intro|         exterior aether to have a place beyond air. When air seemed
30 Intro|          brought together in this place. The topics which I propose
31 Intro|     various elements might have a place. But such a mode of proceeding
32 Intro|          the void has a necessary place in the existence of the
33 Intro|        both elements had an equal place in mind and in nature; and
34 Intro|      Statesman, he retires to his place of view. So early did the
35 Intro|     civilization. It might find a place wherever men chose to look
36 Intro|        and rhetoric may usurp the place of reason and truth, how
37 Intro|         are speaking of what took place in their own family, we
38 Intro|       world is supposed to find a place in the human soul and to
39 Timae|        two others must supply his place.~TIMAEUS: Certainly, and
40 Timae|         of children. In the first place you remember a single deluge
41 Timae|        previous ones; in the next place, you do not know that there
42 Timae|          olden time. In the first place, there is the caste of priests,
43 Timae|       intention was, in the first place, that the animal should
44 Timae|        many reasons; in the first place, because the living being
45 Timae|         he did or suffered taking place in and by himself. For the
46 Timae|         are speaking of what took place in their own family, we
47 Timae|      substance, then in the first place it would be necessary that
48 Timae|        impressions; in the second place, they must have love, in
49 Timae|        set forth; and now we must place by the side of them in our
50 Timae|       fairly raised?~In the first place, we see that what we just
51 Timae|        which the generation takes place; and thirdly, that of which
52 Timae|     always in motion, becoming in place and again vanishing out
53 Timae|        and again vanishing out of place, which is apprehended by
54 Timae|           of necessity be in some place and occupy a space, but
55 Timae|          of science.~In the first place, then, as is evident to
56 Timae|      whether the dissolution take place in the fire itself or perhaps
57 Timae|         things are changing their place, for by the motion of the
58 Timae|       distributed into its proper place; but those things which
59 Timae|           by the shaking into the place of the things to which they
60 Timae|       another and to change their place—which we will now proceed
61 Timae| everything and will not allow any place to be left void. Wherefore,
62 Timae|          in all time.~In the next place we have to consider that
63 Timae|        again, admits in the first place of a division into two kinds;
64 Timae|      still moveable mass into the place which was occupied by the
65 Timae|          form mounts into its own place. But as there is no surrounding
66 Timae|      causes of them. In the first place, the bodies which I have
67 Timae|   universe which is the appointed place of fire, and where there
68 Timae|         the former light, and the place towards which it is impelled
69 Timae|        and the contrary state and place we call heavy and below
70 Timae|      heavy, below or above in one place will be found to be and
71 Timae|           or above in an opposite place. And about all of them this
72 Timae|           is moved heavy, and the place towards which the motion
73 Timae|           I am able. In the first place let us set forth what was
74 Timae|       generate sight, and in this place it will be natural and suitable
75 Timae|         the limbs, was set in the place of guard, that when the
76 Timae|           which was, in the first place, soft and bloodless, and
77 Timae|           this lower creation his place here in order that he might
78 Timae|         twisting out of its right place and contorting the lobe
79 Timae|        settles down into the same place as before, and is humbled.~
80 Timae|      running stream. In the first place, they cut two hidden channels
81 Timae|           irrigation. In the next place, they divided the veins
82 Timae|         as well as passive, takes place in order that the body,
83 Timae|          its neighbour out of its place, and that which is thrust
84 Timae|          last comes round to that place from whence the breath came
85 Timae|       proceeds outward to its own place and to its kindred element;
86 Timae|         when the heat changes its place, and the particles at the
87 Timae|         joy. For that which takes place according to nature is pleasant,
88 Timae|         them from its own natural place into another, or—since there
89 Timae|           when each process takes place in this order, health commonly
90 Timae|           acidity which takes the place of the bitterness; at other
91 Timae|          in the body, but he will place friend by the side of friend,
92 Timae|          and root of us from that place where the generation of