Dialogue

 1 Intro|             bade the orbits move in opposite directions to one another—
 2 Intro|            in the orbits which move opposite to the sun but with equal
 3 Intro|             fear and anger, and the opposite affections: and if they
 4 Intro|            manner which is the very opposite of the truth, and they are
 5 Intro|           two kinds; one having the opposite sides equal (isosceles),
 6 Intro|     cuttings and burnings, have the opposite effect.~>From sensations
 7 Intro|          uniform is smooth, and the opposite is harsh. Loudness depends
 8 Intro|            intelligence mirrors the opposite fancies, giving rest and
 9 Intro|           and meet again at a point opposite to that of their first contact;
10 Intro|              the Sun, moving in the opposite direction to Mercury and
11 Intro|           the two former move in an opposite direction to the latter—
12 Intro|             other writings than the opposite hypothesis. For in the Phaedo
13 Intro|          its immobility than to the opposite. If he had meant to say
14 Intro|          with it, is in reality the opposite of it, that vice is due
15 Intro|             If we draw together the opposite poles of Plato’s system,
16 Intro|             diseases arise from the opposite process—when the natural
17 Intro|          body of sound is loud, the opposite is low. Discord is produced
18 Timae|            pass to the whole of the opposite continent which surrounded
19 Timae|             each other at the point opposite to their original meeting-point;
20 Timae|       orbits proceed in a direction opposite to one another; and three (
21 Timae|          soul, he will say the very opposite of the truth.~When the father
22 Timae|             with the sun, but in an opposite direction; and this is the
23 Timae|          feelings which are akin or opposite to them; if they conquered
24 Timae|          other in a manner the very opposite of the truth; and they become
25 Timae|            anything which admits of opposite qualities, and all things
26 Timae|            forms, then whenever any opposite or entirely different nature
27 Timae|     transparent; that which has the opposite qualities is inferior. But
28 Timae|           thepmos, Kepma). Now, the opposite of this is sufficiently
29 Timae|          regions, separate from and opposite to each other, the one a
30 Timae|       equally to be regarded as the opposite of them all. Such being
31 Timae|           what it has in any of the opposite parts. Indeed, when it is
32 Timae|             different elements hold opposite positions; for that which
33 Timae|         heavy, below or above in an opposite place. And about all of
34 Timae|            but things which have an opposite tendency we call by an opposite
35 Timae|     opposite tendency we call by an opposite name. Such are the causes
36 Timae|            agent. But a body of the opposite kind, being immobile, and
37 Timae|           have effects in every way opposite to the former, as is evident
38 Timae|       termed acid. And there is the opposite affection arising from an
39 Timae|           affection arising from an opposite cause, when the mass of
40 Timae|             the visual ray, and the opposite of this is black. There
41 Timae|         call tears, being itself an opposite fire which comes to them
42 Timae|         which comes to them from an opposite direction—the inner fire
43 Timae| understanding pictures images of an opposite character, and allays the
44 Timae|             them, they sent them in opposite directions; those coming
45 Timae|       commonly results; when in the opposite order, disease. For when
46 Timae|           drink but gains bulk from opposite sources in violation of
47 Timae|     medicine, who ascribe it to the opposite of the real cause. And once