Dialogue

 1 Intro| all-containing form of a sphere, round as from a lathe and every
 2 Intro|          the divine soul he made round, and called that portion
 3 Intro|         he divided into long and round figures, and to these as
 4 Intro|        the extremity of the head round the neck, and fastened the
 5 Intro|          it is cooled and drives round the air which it displaces
 6 Intro|      that the earth is revolving round the sun, and not the sun
 7 Intro|        world to be a body moving round the sun in space: there
 8 Intro|         ever pushing one another round and round (Greek). Like
 9 Intro|    pushing one another round and round (Greek). Like the atomists,
10 Intro|   including the sun, are carried round in the daily motion of the
11 Intro|     urged that if the earth goes round with the outer heaven and
12 Intro|         says that the earth goes round with the outer heaven and
13 Timae|          in the form of a globe, round as from a lathe, having
14 Timae|    making the surface smooth all round for many reasons; in the
15 Timae|    motion of the same he carried round by the side (i.e. of the
16 Timae|       and if a person were to go round the world in a circle, he
17 Timae|         the divine seed, he made round every way, and called that
18 Timae| distributed into figures at once round and elongated, and he called
19 Timae|         of the head, in a circle round the neck, and glued them
20 Timae|         divine power pierced all round with fire, and out of the
21 Timae|      extended cords reaching all round to the extremities of the
22 Timae|          necessity at last comes round to that place from whence
23 Timae|          the flesh and is driven round in a circle; and again,
24 Timae|       towards the one, it drives round the air at the other, and
25 Timae|         and that which is driven round falls into the fire and
26 Timae|     native element, fire, pushes round the air at the other; and
27 Timae|         objects push one another round, and that they change places,