Dialogue

 1 Intro|     and bent into an inner and outer circle or sphere, cutting
 2 Intro|       at which they cross. The outer circle or sphere was named
 3 Intro|    fire flashes forth, and the outer finds a way in and is extinguished
 4 Intro|        to the extremity of the outer net. The inner parts of
 5 Intro|       and out of it, while the outer net found a way into and
 6 Intro|    into an inner circle and an outer, both moving with an uniform
 7 Intro|    motion around a centre, the outer circle containing the fixed,
 8 Intro|     out of them has formed the outer circle of the fixed stars
 9 Intro|      heavens into an inner and outer circle of the other and
10 Intro|      those of the planets. The outer and the inner sphere cross
11 Intro|       the stars, which, if the outer heaven is supposed to be
12 Intro|      earth goes round with the outer heaven and sun in twenty-four
13 Intro|      earth goes round with the outer heaven and sun; although
14 Intro|      revolution of the sun and outer heaven precisely coincide,
15 Intro|        axis and of the sun and outer heavens around the earth
16 Intro| greater part of the body. This outer net contains two lesser
17 Intro|    supposes the inward and the outer world mutually to imply
18 Timae|      axis, he made the one the outer and the other the inner
19 Timae|  circle. Now the motion of the outer circle he called the motion
20 Timae|        like lightning, and the outer finds a way in and is extinguished
21 Timae|  centre of the body, while the outer parts are composed of air.