Dialogue

 1 Intro|     HERMOCRATES: ‘We will do our best, and have been already preparing;
 2 Intro|       wisest of men but also the best of poets. The old man brightened
 3 Intro|      Athens was the greatest and best of cities and did the noblest
 4 Intro|        noblest deeds and had the best constitution of any under
 5 Intro|        the goddess chose had the best of climates, and produced
 6 Intro|     intelligible to you and will best express my own meaning!~
 7 Intro|        creations, and God is the best of causes. And the world
 8 Intro|      disorder. Now he who is the best could only create the fairest;
 9 Intro|    framed the universe to be the best and fairest work in the
10 Intro|          and harmony, and is the best of creations, being the
11 Intro| creations, being the work of the best. And being composed of the
12 Intro|      made to know and follow the best, and to be scattered over
13 Intro|       the river of speech is the best of rivers. Still, the head
14 Intro|      divides hostile powers. The best exercise is the spontaneous
15 Intro|         appeal to nearly all the best physicians of our own age
16 Intro|          made all things for the best. While he ridiculed the
17 Intro|        that of any Atlas in the ‘Best’ (Phaedo; Arist. Met.).
18 Intro|    affirms this principle of the best, but he acknowledges that
19 Intro|         he acknowledges that the best is limited by the conditions
20 Intro|         ideas of mind and of the best, is compelled in the execution
21 Timae|  securing as far as we could the best breed, we said that the
22 Timae|      imitators, and will imitate best and most easily the life
23 Timae|          of all men living could best exhibit her playing a fitting
24 Timae|         war and in every way the best governed of all cities,
25 Timae|          creations and he is the best of causes. And having been
26 Timae|      other. Now the deeds of the best could never be or have been
27 Timae|        was by nature fairest and best. Wherefore, using the language
28 Timae|      combines; and proportion is best adapted to effect such a
29 Timae|   harmony, and being made by the best of intellectual and everlasting
30 Timae|      everlasting natures, is the best of things created. And because
31 Timae|         the mortal animal in the best and wisest manner which
32 Timae|        execution the idea of the best as far as possible, uses
33 Timae|        probability, I will do my best to give as probable an explanation
34 Timae|         possible the fairest and best, out of things which were
35 Timae|      light and the heavy will be best understood when examined
36 Timae|       creator of the fairest and best of created things associated
37 Timae|       allow the principle of the best to have the command in all
38 Timae|     possible, and permitting the best part to advise quietly for
39 Timae|    purposes, the way out for the best purposes; for that is necessary
40 Timae|          all motions that is the best which is produced in a thing
41 Timae|          re-uniting the body the best is gymnastic; the next best
42 Timae|      best is gymnastic; the next best is a surging motion, as
43 Timae|         shall be the fairest and best adapted to that purpose.
44 Timae|         manner our argument will best attain a due proportion.
45 Timae|      intellectual, the greatest, best, fairest, most perfect—the