Dialogue

 1 Intro|        which speaks of first and second causes is crossed by another
 2 Intro|          makes no mention of the second education, or of the government
 3 Intro|        God lighted a fire in the second orbit from the earth which
 4 Intro|     transposition.~These are the second causes which God used as
 5 Intro|        and without order. Of the second or concurrent causes of
 6 Intro|         to give flexibility, the second to guard against heat and
 7 Intro|   contained. There arises thus a second nature which the senses
 8 Intro|    largest of obtuse angles. The second solid is composed of the
 9 Intro|          be inscribed in it, the second also moving in a circle
10 Intro|         path of the equator, the second, the path of the ecliptic.
11 Intro|      ecliptic. The motion of the second is controlled by the first,
12 Intro|     fixed stars, and they have a second or oblique motion which
13 Intro|        mean ‘revolving.’ For the second passage, in which motion
14 Intro|          sudden restoration, the second a sudden violation, of nature (
15 Intro|          The notion of first and second or co-operative causes,
16 Intro|       creation is perfected, the second begins under the direction
17 Timae|          creatures cannot have a second or companion; in that case
18 Timae|          and then he separated a second part which was double the
19 Timae|        half as much again as the second and three times as much
20 Timae|         was twice as much as the second (4), and a fifth part which
21 Timae|         and next the sun, in the second orbit above the earth; then
22 Timae|         now call the sun, in the second from the earth of these
23 Timae|       about the same things; the second, a forward movement, in
24 Timae|       before, but diluted to the second and third degree. And having
25 Timae| irresistible impressions; in the second place, they must have love,
26 Timae|        in attaining this, at the second birth he would pass into
27 Timae|         to be reckoned among the second and co-operative causes
28 Timae|        by most men not to be the second, but the prime causes of
29 Timae|          order or design. Of the second or co-operative causes of
30 Timae|         always the same; and the second was only the imitation of
31 Timae|       which it is inscribed. The second species of solid is formed
32 Timae|       out of six such angles the second body is completed. And the
33 Timae|       similar particles: and the second body has similar properties
34 Timae|          similar properties in a second degree, and the third body
35 Timae|          was fabricated by these second causes, but designed by
36 Timae|      corruptions. Now there is a second class of structures which
37 Timae|      natural, and this affords a second opportunity of observing
38 Timae|       the nature of women in the second generation. And this was