Dialogue

 1 Intro| nevertheless had the greatest influence over the ancient and mediaeval
 2 Intro|    anticipated the truth.~The influence with the Timaeus has exercised
 3 Intro|     and unpleasant, and their influence extends over the whole region
 4 Intro|       when they are under the influence of some disorder or enthusiasm
 5 Intro|        when mingled under the influence of heat with salt, is malignant
 6 Intro|     often made vicious by the influence of bodily pain; the briny
 7 Intro|    added, and the unconscious influence of science has to be subtracted,
 8 Intro|    philosophy and had a great influence on the beginnings of knowledge.
 9 Intro|        Xenophanes).~Under the influence of such ideas, perhaps also
10 Intro|      was helpless against the influence of any word which had an
11 Intro|     has also had an elevating influence on philosophy. The conception
12 Intro|     falls under the narrowing influence which any single branch,
13 Intro|    disengage himself from the influence of words. Nor are there
14 Intro|      much more subject to the influence of words than the moderns.
15 Intro|       numbers had so great an influence over the minds of early
16 Intro|       them of being under the influence of words, do we suppose
17 Intro|      him to be subject to the influence of external causes, and
18 Intro|      recognized, and that the influence of the one over the other
19 Intro| nevertheless have had a great influence in promoting system and
20 Intro|   attraction of cohesion. The influence of such affinities and the
21 Timae|       the beginning, when the influence of reason got the better
22 Timae|     he must include the other influence of the variable cause as
23 Timae|       other having a soothing influence, and restoring this same