Dialogue

 1 Intro|         in a bald and superficial manner of the functions and diseases
 2 Intro|        words after his accustomed manner. But in the rest of the
 3 Intro|            and may I speak in the manner which will be most intelligible
 4 Intro|   Excellent, Timaeus, I like your manner of approaching the subject—
 5 Intro|         extremes—2, 4, 6. In this manner there were formed intervals
 6 Intro|      courses, were created in the manner already described. The earth,
 7 Intro|        the same or the other in a manner which is the very opposite
 8 Intro|        and because they meet in a manner contrary to the usual mode,
 9 Intro|       that they are gold. In like manner there is a universal nature
10 Intro|        wonderful and inexplicable manner. The containing principle
11 Intro|        and in an incomprehensible manner partakes of the intelligible.
12 Intro|       presented to us in a dreamy manner, and yet is said to be necessary,
13 Intro|           like to like, after the manner of the universal motion.
14 Intro|        excess of air; and in this manner painful diseases are produced.
15 Intro|           evil education. In like manner the soul is often made vicious
16 Intro|          of medicine. And in like manner the body may be too much
17 Intro|          another in the following manner:—The outlet for liquids
18 Intro|        are moving in a disorderly manner before the work of creation
19 Intro|            or (Greek) in the same manner as we speak of ‘time’ and ‘
20 Intro|          conquering elements. The manner of the change is (1) a separation
21 Intro|          inconsistency in Plato’s manner of conceiving the soul of
22 Intro|         noticed. And in a similar manner the human body is conceived
23 Intro|         other may be exerted in a manner which is not now thought
24 Intro|         has a lively sense of the manner in which sensation and motion
25 Intro| intelligence, but not in the same manner of the uncertainty of our
26 Intro|       Plato, though not after the manner of the Neoplatonists. For
27 Intro|           even numbers, after the manner of the later Pythagoreans.
28 Intro|           passages in any precise manner, and he is equally incapable
29 Timae|          out to war in a becoming manner, and when at war showed
30 Timae|           citizens in a befitting manner, and I am not surprised
31 Timae|        island of Atlantis in like manner disappeared in the depths
32 Timae|           myself to speak in such manner as will be most intelligible
33 Timae|          made to move in the same manner and on the same spot, within
34 Timae|     younger; but this is a random manner of speaking which we have,
35 Timae|    proceeded to divide after this manner:—First of all, he took away
36 Timae|        equally moving. After this manner, and for these reasons,
37 Timae|          same spot after the same manner, whereby they ever continue
38 Timae|          revolving after the same manner and on the same spot; and
39 Timae|         kind, were created in the manner already described. The earth,
40 Timae|         and believe them. In this manner, then, according to them,
41 Timae|     mingled them in much the same manner; they were not, however,
42 Timae|     animal in the best and wisest manner which they could, and avert
43 Timae|      disordered in every possible manner, so that when they moved
44 Timae|         same or of the other in a manner the very opposite of the
45 Timae|        emitted by the object in a manner contrary to the usual mode
46 Timae|           and thus and after this manner in the beginning, when the
47 Timae|          has as yet explained the manner of their generation, but
48 Timae|          the receptacle, and in a manner the nurse, of all generation.
49 Timae|        wonderful and inexplicable manner, which we will hereafter
50 Timae|     particles in another. In this manner, the four kinds or elements
51 Timae|        two other elements in like manner penetrate according to their
52 Timae|       into stone in the following manner:—The water which mixes with
53 Timae|        strongest according to the manner in which the eye is affected
54 Timae|          investigate in a similar manner. And it appears to be very
55 Timae|           by him in the following manner. Having sifted pure and
56 Timae|      these reasons and after this manner God placed the sinews at
57 Timae|    water-courses of the body in a manner which I will describe, and
58 Timae|           animal in the following manner:—He let the lesser weels
59 Timae|       blood and veins; it is in a manner an internal fountain of
60 Timae|  evacuation is effected after the manner of the universal motion
61 Timae|          produced or changed in a manner contrary to nature, the
62 Timae|           respect and in the same manner and in due proportion; and
63 Timae|          of these laws causes all manner of changes and infinite
64 Timae|       blood, though after another manner, is likewise formed out
65 Timae|          replenished in a natural manner by food and drink but gains
66 Timae|           shaken off.~Such is the manner in which diseases of the
67 Timae|          case of pain too in like manner the soul suffers much evil
68 Timae|           to its own self—in like manner we should conceive of the
69 Timae|     should be treated in the same manner, in imitation of the pattern
70 Timae|           form of disease is in a manner akin to the living being,
71 Timae|           part of him, and of the manner in which a man may train
72 Timae|        admits of brevity; in this manner our argument will best attain
73 Timae|     respectively in the following manner. The outlet for drink by