Dialogue

 1 Intro|        the greater differences of kinds to the figures of the elements
 2 Intro|         series of numbers are two kinds of means; the one exceeds
 3 Intro|         were to be the glory. Two kinds of motion were assigned
 4 Intro|    discussion I distinguished two kinds of being—the unchanging
 5 Intro| acknowledge that as there are two kinds of knowledge, so there are
 6 Intro|       knowledge, so there are two kinds of being corresponding to
 7 Intro|           triangles there are two kinds; one having the opposite
 8 Intro|          one another...Of the two kinds of triangles the equal-sided
 9 Intro|    affected by similars. When two kinds of bodies quarrel with one
10 Intro|           are divided after their kinds, do they not cease from
11 Intro|          that there are different kinds of fire— (1) flame, (2)
12 Intro|           Water, again, is of two kinds, liquid and fusile. The
13 Intro|        congealment. Of the fusile kinds the fairest and heaviest
14 Intro|       dissolves the flesh. Of the kinds of earth, that which is
15 Intro|        the water. They are of two kinds, some of them, like glass,
16 Intro|   particles of earth and air, two kinds of globules are formed—one
17 Intro|       Smells are not divided into kinds; all of them are transitional,
18 Intro|        proportion, making as many kinds of marrow as there were
19 Intro|        there were hereafter to be kinds of souls. The receptacle
20 Intro|         name of bile. The various kinds of bile have names answering
21 Intro|          Lymph or serum is of two kinds: first, the whey of blood,
22 Intro|          body, generating diverse kinds of leprosies. If, when mingled
23 Intro|           a word: there are three kinds of soul located within us,
24 Intro|      train and exercise all three kinds.~The divine soul God lodged
25 Intro|        Reflecting on the simplest kinds of external objects, which
26 Intro|         earth; liquids of various kinds pass to and fro; the network
27 Intro|       that smells do not admit of kinds. He seems to think that
28 Intro|         the tongue are of various kinds, and, like many other affections,
29 Timae|           interval there were two kinds of means, the one exceeding
30 Timae|           human nature was of two kinds, the superior race would
31 Timae|      right (He is speaking of two kinds of mirrors, first the plane,
32 Timae|         what we too must do. Both kinds of causes should be acknowledged
33 Timae|      Suppose a person to make all kinds of figures of gold and to
34 Timae|          In this manner, the four kinds or elements were then shaken
35 Timae|   triangles are originally of two kinds, both of which are made
36 Timae|       that there are any distinct kinds of visible bodies fairer
37 Timae|       which we have selected four kinds—three from the one which
38 Timae|         to speak of their several kinds, and show out of what combinations
39 Timae|       particle of any of the four kinds is seen by us on account
40 Timae|      saying about the elements or kinds, the most probable conclusion
41 Timae|           included in the greater kinds, they are to be attributed
42 Timae|          when divided after their kinds do not cease to pass through
43 Timae|    consider that there are divers kinds of fire. There are, for
44 Timae|        are various other nameless kinds which arise from the inequality
45 Timae|      place of a division into two kinds; the one liquid and the
46 Timae|           congealment. Of all the kinds termed fusile, that which
47 Timae|          of the bright and denser kinds of water, when solidified
48 Timae|            there are the numerous kinds of water which have been
49 Timae|        vegetable acid).~As to the kinds of earth, that which is
50 Timae|           these bodies are of two kinds; some of them, such as glass
51 Timae|            or definite and simple kinds; but they are distinguished
52 Timae|           he separated from their kinds, and mingling them in due
53 Timae|    various forms as the different kinds of souls were hereafter
54 Timae|          there were only the wild kinds, which are older than the
55 Timae|           or—since there are more kinds than one of fire and of
56 Timae|   over-supply of blood of diverse kinds, mingling with air in the
57 Timae|       name of bile. But the other kinds of bile are variously distinguished
58 Timae|         and of this there are two kinds; to wit, madness and ignorance.
59 Timae|           protection against both kinds of disproportion:— that
60 Timae|         like affections from both kinds of motions, the result is
61 Timae|     remarked that there are three kinds of soul located within us,