Dialogue

 1 Intro| interpretation which could elicit any meaning out of any words. They were
 2 Intro|               a defect of rhythm; the meaning is sometimes obscure, and
 3 Intro|               in which to express his meaning. The rugged grandeur of
 4 Intro|              will best express my own meaning!~First, I must distinguish
 5 Intro|         becoming in time, and have no meaning in relation to the eternal
 6 Intro|               them to be the original meaning. Musing in themselves on
 7 Intro|     half-personification in which the meaning or principle appeared through
 8 Intro|              we have to interpret his meaning by the general spirit of
 9 Intro|        negation has a kind of unknown meaning to us. The priority of God
10 Intro|            four elements. The general meaning of these words is that God
11 Intro|               attach any intelligible meaning to his words when he speaks
12 Intro|              before we can attach any meaning to it. And this theory is
13 Intro|             us consider once more the meaning of the Same and the Other.
14 Intro|          perhaps find an intelligible meaning. But when he goes on to
15 Intro|                being almost vacant of meaning, is equally suitable to
16 Intro|              end of the Republic. The meaning of the words that ‘solid
17 Intro|         understood in this passage as meaning benevolence or love, in
18 Intro|               in the Timaeus any more meaning than to his mythical account
19 Intro|            this passage (1) about the meaning of the word (Greek), which
20 Intro|              heavenly bodies. (5) The meaning of the words ‘artificer
21 Intro|            mind and intelligence —not meaning by this, however, a conscious
22 Intro|         sought to give an allegorical meaning to what they also believed
23 Intro|            take words in their simple meaning or sentences in their natural
24 Intro|               faithfully reflects the meaning and spirit of the Timaeus.~>
25 Timae|         another attempt to explain my meaning more clearly. Suppose a
26 Timae|               determine by reason the meaning of the apparitions which