Dialogue

 1 Intro| differences which are hidden from view. To bring sense under the
 2 Intro|   therefore naturally inclines to view creation as the work of
 3 Intro|      Republic; and the soul has a view of the heavens in a prior
 4 Intro| impersonal character . . . With a view to the illustration of the
 5 Intro|     Perceiving this, and with the view of eliciting information
 6 Intro|         and those who retire from view, had come into being, the
 7 Intro|      against cold. Having this in view, the Creator mingled earth
 8 Intro|           tongue and lips, with a view to the necessary and the
 9 Intro|       made by the creators with a view to the future when, as they
10 Intro|       Plato from his own point of view; we must not ask for consistency.
11 Intro|          many different points of view, that we cannot with any
12 Intro|          same; for thought in the view of Plato is equivalent to
13 Intro|         driven to find a point of view above or beyond them. They
14 Intro|         true according to Plato’s view. For the alternation of
15 Intro|         This is mixed up with the view which, while apparently
16 Intro|           whole. According to the view taken in these volumes the
17 Intro|           us to take a favourable view of the speculations of the
18 Intro|           retires to his place of view. So early did the Epicurean
19 Intro|          or philological point of view. The writer is unable to
20 Timae|         also remember how, with a view of securing as far as we
21 Timae|     patterns had the artificer in view when he made the world—the
22 Timae|          Having these purposes in view he created the world a blessed
23 Timae|           as given by them with a view to irrational pleasure,
24 Timae|          we want.~Thus I state my view:—If mind and true opinion
25 Timae|    question from another point of view, will be of another mind.
26 Timae|         our nature admits, with a view to the blessed life; but
27 Timae|         and is constructed with a view of keeping the liver bright
28 Timae|       seed within— having this in view, he contrived the sinews
29 Timae|           tongue and lips, with a view to the necessary and the