Dialogue

 1 Intro|          It is probable that the relation of the ideas to God or of
 2 Intro|           and have no meaning in relation to the eternal nature, which
 3 Intro|      they stood much in the same relation which geology does to modern
 4 Intro|       the most general symbol of relation, the first and most meagre
 5 Intro|          a fanciful or imaginary relation was superadded. There was
 6 Intro|         to us until brought into relation with man and nature. God
 7 Intro|   satisfactory solution. In what relation does the archetype stand
 8 Intro|      symbol an expression of the relation of the elements, as in the
 9 Intro|          question depends on the relation of earth and sun, their
10 Intro|           and have explained the relation of its movements to those
11 Intro|        to reconsider are (a) the relation of the Timaeus to the other
12 Intro|     books of his writings from a relation is not worth repeating;
13 Intro|          things were the same in relation to a centre. He speaks also
14 Intro|        have explained to us) the relation of the ideas to appearance,
15 Intro| sometimes the two members of the relation differ in kind, sometimes
16 Intro|    solution, he brings them into relation with one another, but he
17 Intro|      intelligible account of the relation of numbers to the universal
18 Timae|       part of itself a different relation to the centre from what
19 Timae|         and every way diverse in relation to that which is light,
20 Timae|         created in each thing in relation to itself, and in all things
21 Timae|     itself, and in all things in relation to each other, all the measures