Dialogue

 1 Intro|          in the ideas. There is a similar uncertainty about the Timaeus;
 2 Intro|       more harmonious beauty of a similar passage in the Phaedrus.~
 3 Intro|         left right. And something similar happens when the disordered
 4 Intro|          are to be explained on a similar principle; as also sounds,
 5 Intro|        tears and perspiration and similar substances is also the watery
 6 Intro|    diarrhoeas and dysenteries and similar disorders. The body which
 7 Intro|      truth. Being or essence, and similar words, represented to them
 8 Intro|           in their courses, and a similar principle of fixedness or
 9 Intro| attraction is continually drawing similar elements to the same spot,
10 Intro|          which, being composed of similar triangles, are interchangeable;
11 Intro|       towards the great masses of similar substances; fire to fire,
12 Intro|        only (1) the attraction of similar elements to one another,
13 Intro|        known or noticed. And in a similar manner the human body is
14 Intro|           are discernible in the ‘similar particles’ of Anaxagoras.
15 Intro|           too have been guilty of similar fallacies in quite recent
16 Intro|     bodies to larger ones, but of similar bodies to similar, having
17 Intro|          but of similar bodies to similar, having a magnetic power
18 Intro|        him. Yet the affinities of similar substances have some effect
19 Intro|          between the two writers. Similar gossiping stories are told
20 Intro|         of perplexity. There is a similar confusion about necessity
21 Intro|  statement may be false—there are similar tales about columns set
22 Intro|            where, proceeding in a similar path of contemplation, he
23 Timae| powerfully experiencing these and similar effects, the revolutions
24 Timae|        such’; which expresses the similar principle circulating in
25 Timae|         powers which were neither similar nor equally balanced, was
26 Timae|       unlike, and forced the most similar elements into close contact.
27 Timae|        distributes into equal and similar parts the whole circle in
28 Timae|         of the smallest number of similar particles: and the second
29 Timae|           and the second body has similar properties in a second degree,
30 Timae|           extinguished. There are similar differences in the air;
31 Timae|           is made up of equal and similar parts and is transparent;
32 Timae|          it is in every direction similar, how can one rightly give
33 Timae|        for they are all perfectly similar; and if a person were to
34 Timae|      pungent. White and black are similar effects of contraction and
35 Timae|           we may investigate in a similar manner. And it appears to
36 Timae|        bones and flesh, and other similar parts of us, were made as
37 Timae|           anything hold it. And a similar principle applies to the
38 Timae|           to be investigated on a similar principle; and swift and
39 Timae|       nourished by a multitude of similar particles. But when the
40 Timae|           of a wrong kind, or any similar irregularity, produces disorders
41 Timae|  generating leprous eruptions and similar diseases. When it is mingled