Dialogue

 1 Intro|        misunderstanding. In the supposed depths of this dialogue
 2 Intro|            But he seems to have supposed that the course of events
 3 Intro|        Homer and the poets were supposed by them to be the original
 4 Intro| sometimes contrasted with their supposed failure in physical investigations. ‘
 5 Intro|     objects contained in it are supposed to have vanished away. Hence
 6 Intro|         Plato, like Empedocles, supposed to be four in number—fire,
 7 Intro|         sides.~The elements are supposed to pass into one another,
 8 Intro|        water when decomposed is supposed to give two particles of
 9 Intro|        earth. The particles are supposed by him to be in a perpetual
10 Intro|        a parallelogram which is supposed to be inscribed in it, the
11 Intro|        in which the planets are supposed to move becomes a spiral.
12 Intro|          if the outer heaven is supposed to be moving around the
13 Intro|       as Proclus and Simplicius supposed, understood (Greek) in the
14 Intro|       the nobler affections are supposed to reside. There the veins
15 Intro|      which they are formed, are supposed to pass into one another
16 Intro|       respiration. Digestion is supposed to be effected by the action
17 Intro|         and sensation, which he supposed to be communicated by the
18 Intro|     elements—the light which is supposed to reside within the eye,
19 Intro|    qualitative differences were supposed to have their origin in
20 Intro|     discoveries might have been supposed to be a happy guess, taken
21 Intro|         the fact that there was supposed to be a resemblance between
22 Intro|    another than they themselves supposed, and nearer to him than
23 Intro|       and nearer to him than he supposed. All of them are antagonistic
24 Intro|      upon us. God, like man, is supposed to have an ideal of which
25 Intro|     agree, and therefore may be supposed to be derived from a single
26 Intro|       the order of the world is supposed to find a place in the human
27 Timae|   providence of God.~This being supposed, let us proceed to the next
28 Timae|       of the rectangular figure supposed to be inscribed in the circle
29 Timae|      concave; and the latter is supposed to be placed, first horizontally,
30 Timae|         of this movement may be supposed to be as follows. In the
31 Timae|        lives may with reason be supposed to have changed into the