Dialogue

 1 Intro|     receiving from him the immortal principle, borrowed from the world
 2 Intro|        foolish, and have no guiding principle in them. And when external
 3 Intro| inexplicable manner. The containing principle may be likened to a mother,
 4 Intro|           question in which a great principle is involved: Is there an
 5 Intro|            places. Hence there is a principle of inequality, and therefore
 6 Intro|              and leaving the better principle undisturbed to advise quietly
 7 Intro|           be explained on a similar principle; as also sounds, which are
 8 Intro|            red, being the nurturing principle of the body, whence all
 9 Intro|            up within him the divine principle and indwelling power of
10 Intro|           connected with the living principle of the spinal marrow, which
11 Intro|             in which the meaning or principle appeared through the person.
12 Intro|             of those who saw only a principle of motion, and of those
13 Intro|             of those who saw only a principle of rest, in nature and in
14 Intro|           containing and continuing principle of the universe. In a few
15 Intro|          observation that the lower principle, e.g. mechanics, is always
16 Intro|           and figure, animated by a principle of motion, immanent in a
17 Intro|            of motion, immanent in a principle of rest. He would have tried
18 Intro|          universe on a quantitative principle, seeming to find in endless
19 Intro|         truer or more comprehensive principle than the application of
20 Intro|             They too conform to the principle of the same, and may be
21 Intro|           Greek philosophy. To this principle of the same is opposed the
22 Intro|             the same is opposed the principle of the other—the principle
23 Intro|          principle of the other—the principle of irregularity and disorder,
24 Intro|        observe by the way, that the principle of the other, which is the
25 Intro|             the other, which is the principle of plurality and variation
26 Intro|           the Sophist, which is the principle of determination.) The element
27 Intro|        their courses, and a similar principle of fixedness or order appears
28 Intro|           earth. It is the rational principle, mind regarded as a work,
29 Intro|         general system.~There is no principle so apparent in the physics
30 Intro|             has to be added a third principle, which is the condition
31 Intro|             a positive or malignant principle? The ‘idols’ of Bacon are
32 Intro|         magnetic power as well as a principle of gravitation. He observed
33 Intro|            have become a recognized principle of geology.~(2) Plato is
34 Intro|            his master, affirms this principle of the best, but he acknowledges
35 Intro|     controlled by what he calls the principle of the same. Unlike the
36 Intro|       nature, to bring the variable principle in himself into harmony
37 Intro|       himself into harmony with the principle of the same. The ethics
38 Timae|           divine and is the guiding principle of those who are willing
39 Timae|     receiving from him the immortal principle of a mortal creature, in
40 Timae|         eyes to give light, and the principle according to which they
41 Timae|          not now speak of the first principle or principles of all things,
42 Timae|         which expresses the similar principle circulating in each and
43 Timae|             may liken the receiving principle to a mother, and the source
44 Timae|       possible to set forth a great principle in a few words, that is
45 Timae|          places, compress the moist principle in us; and this from being
46 Timae|         until at last, reaching the principle of mind, they announce the
47 Timae|      received from him the immortal principle of the soul; and around
48 Timae|           alley, and thus allow the principle of the best to have the
49 Timae|             knowing that this lower principle in man would not comprehend
50 Timae|          made as follows. The first principle of all of them was the generation
51 Timae|          glued them together by the principle of likeness and fastened
52 Timae|     anything hold it. And a similar principle applies to the human belly;
53 Timae|           investigated on a similar principle; and swift and slow sounds,
54 Timae|        naturally akin to the divine principle within us are the thoughts